CD PROJEKT RED announces development of new 'The Witcher' game using Unreal Engine 5

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CD PROJEKT RED has announced today that a new installment in The Witcher video game series is in the works. Instead of their their proprietary REDengine, this time the developers are opting for Unreal Engine 5 as the game engine as part of a new multi-year strategic partnership with Epic Games.

Not much was revealed for the announcement other than the teaser image featured above along with the tag line "A New Saga Begins".

This partnership raised some eyebrows regarding whether the title will be exclusive to the Epic Games Store. Responding to such a query on Twitter, the official The Witcher game account clarified that they are "not planning on making the game exclusive to one storefront".



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it also means it's more likely to look ugly and have god rays and path tracing splashed everywhere with no real thought or artistic intent behind the visuals.
Hate on Epic to death isn't new but nitpicking on one of the best engine out there just because it's from Epic is another level of shitshow now. Devs can use any post fx's as they please and even tailor the engine from source code to their needs.
 

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Now I noticed it will be using "Unreal Engine 5", but NOT their owned Red Engine, guess is it too much of costs to keep supporting the last? so just use the UE5?
 

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