Witcher Project Sirius Rebooted: What We Know So Far

The Witcher series has been a fan favorite since its debut in 2007. It's grown from just a few books to a global phenomenon that includes video games, television shows, and more. Now, the next installment of the franchise may be on the horizon: project Sirius. Reports have been circulating that development on the project has been rebooted, but what do we know so far?

Project Sirius was first announced in 2019, but development seemed to stall soon after. It was rumored that the project had been rebooted earlier this year, although the details were scarce. Since then, more information has started to trickle out. The game will likely be a single-player action RPG, similar to other Witcher titles. It will have an open world and a story that focuses on the Witchers' lives before the events of the original trilogy. 

The game is being developed by CD Projekt Red, the same studio behind the Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077. It is believed to use the same REDengine 4 technology as Cyberpunk, which could mean a stunningly detailed world. There is also speculation that the game could use ray tracing technology, although nothing has been confirmed yet.

The team is also rumored to be working on a new game engine for the project, which could mean a huge leap forward in graphical fidelity. However, this is still unconfirmed. Finally, there have been reports that the game will feature a multiplayer mode, although details on this have been few and far between.

Project Sirius could be a very exciting addition to the Witcher series. We still don't know many specifics about the game, but with development seemingly back on track, we may get more information soon. In the meantime, fans can look forward to a thrilling game set in the Witcher universe.