CD Projekt Red has completed the worldbuilding phase for Project Hadar, its new intellectual property, and has officially begun turning those concepts into a video game. The project, however, has not yet entered pre-production.Michał Nowakowski, the company’s co-CEO, said that building the universe took several years and was the company’s biggest undertaking to date. According to him, the team now has a cohesive vision for the world and its key elements, while work on the game has begun.The Project Hadar team had more than 30 people in September, with plans to grow to as many as 50 developers by the end of that year. A previously posted job listing indicated that the project aims to offer an emotionally driven open-world experience. The description also referred to an immersive game set in the Hadar universe.CD Projekt has yet to reveal the setting or theme of this world. There is also no information about platforms, a release window, characters or gameplay systems. The project has been described as a large-scale RPG experience, but remains in the early stages of development.As Project Hadar moves forward, the studio is working on The Witcher 4, which is scheduled for 2028. Before then, a third major expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, titled Songs of the Past, is scheduled for release next year. The content will be developed by Fool’s Theory, a team made up of former CD Projekt employees, and will aim to bridge The Witcher 3 and the next game in the series, with Ciri as its protagonist.After The Witcher 4, the company also plans to release Cyberpunk 2 and a new The Witcher trilogy over the course of six years. It has not yet been announced how Project Hadar will fit into this production schedule.
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