The Witcher 4 Gets a Significant Boost to Development Team

Expanded Role for Kingdom Come Designer Karel Kolmann at CD Projekt Red Boosts Witcher 4 Development

Karel Kolmann, the lead gameplay designer behind Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, has joined CD Projekt Red to contribute to the highly anticipated next installment in the Witcher series, currently known as The Witcher 4.

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