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CD Projekt Ramps Up Spending on Next ‘Witcher’ Game as Pipeline Expands

Bloomberg Technology Monday 07 September 2026, 10:41 UTC By Konrad Krasuski 1 min read
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CD Projekt Red SA is ramping up investment as it prepares the next chapter of its flagship monster-hunting Witcher franchise, with several projects now in development.

CD Projekt Red SA is ramping up investment as it prepares the next chapter of its flagship monster-hunting Witcher franchise, with several projects now in development.
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