There's been a lot of anticipationaround The Witcher 4 -and the rest of CD Projekt Red now that it has multiple projects in the pipeline for The Witcher and Cyberpunk franchises — and understandably, people also want to know when they can expect to play these new games.

Highly-anticipated video game The Witcher 4 has entered "full-scale production" at CD Projekt Red. Studio VP and game director Sebastian Kalemba confirmed the news Tuesday on social media following the CD Projekt Q3 financial update presentation.

Project Polaris, the codename for the next Witcher game, has crossed a major milestone: It's now officially in full production. CD Projekt made the announcement today, November 26, as part of the company's wider earnings briefing.

The sequel to one of the best games ever, The Witcher 3, is picking up the pace according to developer CD Projekt Red. The Witcher 4 has entered

Discover everything you need to know about what's happening with The Witcher 4 as CD Projekt Red moves into full production.

Poland's CD Projekt said on Tuesday it had entered the production phase of its planned game in the blockbuster Witcher universe, as it posted a 61.5% drop in third-quarter net profit. CD Projekt faces a couple of years without a major video game release and its revenue for the upcoming quarters will be mainly from sales of existing games.

"Regarding production tasks, the largest part of our dev team is currently working on Polaris, the first installment of the new Witcher game trilogy," chief financial officer Piot

CD Projekt Red revealed 'The Witcher 4' was "nearing a major milestone", the studio's CEO Michal Nowakowski has now said the game has entered "full-scale production" and is in "the most intensive phase of development" right now.