"As fans wait for news of CD Projekt Red's next open-world RPG, modder Alexander Fandera-Maslov was able to finish the unofficial The Witcher 4 tie-in project called Dawn over Kovir (via Rock Paper Shotgun). The mod was "inspired by The Witcher 4's Cinematic Reveal Trailer" and thus puts players into the shoes of Geralt's surrogate daughter as she embarks on her own world-weary monster-hunting journey."
"According to Fandera, the mod will take roughly "between 45 minutes and 1.5 hours to complete," and tasks players with a new custom-made quest in the mountainous Northern kingdom full of mines. Dawn over Kovir doesn't feature English voice acting, but English subtitles are available. Fandera says that an upcoming 1.0 update "will refine animations and gameplay components, and add voice acting." Hopefully it doesn't use generative AI to make that happen."
"Noble Securities analyst Mateusz Chrzanowski claimed on January 7 via Eurogamer that he is "100 percent certain CDPR will release significant new content this year" in order to close the gap in its current sales incentive program. Speculation based on those claims and other alleged leads have suggested that a DLC, if it ends up existing, could serve as a sort of bridge between the events of the last game and The Witcher 4."
Alexander Fandera-Maslov released a fan-made Witcher 4 tie-in mod titled Dawn over Kovir that places players in the role of Geralt's surrogate daughter on a monster-hunting quest. The quest is set in the mountainous northern kingdom of Kovir and Poviss and takes roughly between 45 minutes and 1.5 hours to complete. Dawn over Kovir lacks English voice acting but includes English subtitles, with a planned 1.0 update to refine animations, gameplay components, and add voice acting. Industry speculation continues about official CD Projekt Red DLC bridging The Witcher 3 and The Witcher 4 while CDPR works on bringing mods to consoles.
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