The Witcher 3 was originally set to release this month but was delayed until February.

“PR aside, if you have any doubts about Wild Hunt's quality, have a look at the 35-minute gameplay video we published some time ago, or check out gamers' reactions to our public previews at Gamescom, San Diego Comic Con and E3 – it's all public and available on the studio's YouTube channel – and decide for yourself.”įor those of you who aren't aware, ‘crunching' is a common development term for working unreasonably long hours in order to meet deadlines. The studio's communications executive, Michal Platkow-Gilewski, issued a statement to Gamespot: “In principle, we don't comment on rumors, especially when someone anonymous says that it's ‘his/her word against CDP PR'.” As a result, CD Projekt Red has been forced to respond to these rumors claiming that the “bullsh*tting with The Witcher III started from day one.” Once the anonymous user's legitimacy was questioned, a NeoGAF admin supposedly got in touch and confirmed that he was somehow close to The Witcher 3's development. He then went on to claim that the studio's PR team has created an “overblown vision of a game that doesn't exist while the team has been in crazy crunch time for over a year now.” Earlier this week, an anonymous NeoGAF user claiming to be close to the Witcher 3 project, went off on a small rant, stating that CD Projekt Red is not some “magical dev studio with only the best interests of the games in mind”.

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