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CD Projekt buys an independent study and prepares to revive one of your IP with a new game

CD Projekt Network follows with your projects, something that has derived, on this occasion, to the purchase of the independent study The Molasses Flood . A decision that will lead to the authors of titles such as The Flame in the Flood or Drake Hollow to the creation of a new game within one of the existing CD Projekt universes. We will continue making games based on the same principles that have always guided us The Molasses Flood , this is communicated by The Molasses Flodd through Twitter, where it celebrates the news and affirms that the CD Projekt commission will require hiring more staff, Since the Polish developer pretends maintain the essence of the study independent without absorbing its staff: We will continue making games based on the same principles that have always guided us: make games with the heart and build them with enriching gameplay systems . I am convinced that they will bring a lot of talent and determination to the CO Projekt CO group for its part, CD Pr...

CD Projekt Red s new workshop is functioning on a Witcher or Cyberpunk 2077 spin

CD Projekt Red has actually acquired Drake Hollow and Flame in the Flooding workshop The Molasses Flood to create a new project based upon among its existing IPs. In a statement, CD Projekt Red claims The Molasses Flood will work carefully with its new moms and dad studio, yet will not be combined with any existing teams and also will certainly keep their present identity. It isn t clear the type of games The Molasses Flood will be making since it s being backed by a significant workshop, yet CDPR states it s establishing its very own enthusiastic task which is based upon among CD PROJEKT s IPs. As CDPR s just known IPs are The Witcher and also Cyberpunk 2077, it s risk-free to presume there s a new title originating from one of those 2 worlds, unless CDPR has a new IP up its sleeves we do not understand about. Yet that would certainly be a truly unusual way to introduce a new IP, so it s highly likely something connected to the games we recognize with. We re constantly in search ...