Earlier this month, we all thought it was the first time to see the gameplay of Witcher 4. The CD PROJEKT Red went in and said that it was just a technical demonstration, showing what the team is doing while working in the sequel that has been waiting for a long time.
Since then, developers have tried to adjust expectations. We have already heard that the console, especially the Xbox Series S, is not guaranteed in this stage. And now, we've heard that we don't expect the final game to look like a technical demonstration because the visuals can also be hit.
Witcher 4 can be quite different from the technical demo.
This is the engineering and production manager of CDPR, Jan Hermanowicz, with Gamesradar+discussed the technical demo of Witcher 4.
Herganowicz said, “We have learned a lot of lessons from the launch of cyberpunk.” We do not call this gameplay and this is not actually a real game. It's a technical demo. “
This indicates how the state of Cyberpunk 2077 is wrong before the CDPR is released. The features shown in the trailer and gameplay release were not found anywhere, and overall the quality of the game was hit by the launch day. Hermanowicz now said the team is “very transparent.”
This includes acknowledging that the demonstration is not “real game or gameplay.” In addition, the final game may not use this asset in the demo, but it is an asset that works with the present.
In this memo, we see the “current approach” of CDPR with Witcher 4 in both game awards and technical demos. It may not.
We do not know clearly until we are close to the launch (at the end of the end), the CDPR shows off more final games.
