CD Projekt Red presented an update on The Witcher 4 at the latest State of Unreal event, highlighting its work with Unreal Engine 5.6. The demo, which ran on a standard PS5 at 60fps with raytracing, focused on showcasing technical innovations such as crowd interactions and detailed animations. While the demo was impressive, it remained a tech demo and did not display most gameplay elements, like combat or monster hunting. The Witcher 4 is still in development with no set release date for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.
As the developer of one of the largest and highly anticipated Unreal Engine 5 games, CD Projekt Red showcased The Witcher 4 at the latest State of Unreal event.
The demo highlighted Unreal Engine 5.6’s features running on a standard PS5, focusing on crowd interactions and detailed world-building, not combat.
This first demo on Epic's engine showcased impressive technical innovations, delivering a look at what a next-gen Witcher game could achieve.
While the demo ran smoothly, it's important to remember that it's a tech demo and does not guarantee the final game's appearance.
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