PSX Extreme writes: "We always get games that include burly male heroes or scantily clad female heroines, but what about classic characters of folklore? For example, how come we don't have more games about witches? A central theme of dark magic and evil for almost as long as anyone can remember, these ladies of the night have a longer and more storied history than vampires and werewolves put together. Hence, witches should make for an absolutely fantastic foundation for a video game, if only because of the concept behind the controversial females.
Enter Revistonic's Witches, which began its life in the middle of last year as Project Witches and recently resurfaced with a shorter name and more details. The project still doesn't have a publisher, but once they land one, the game should be released for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. Let's take a look at how this potentially promising title is shaping up…leather, magic, feminine curves and all."
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CD Projekt RED's franchises, The Witcher and Cyberpunk, have sold a combined 80 million copies across all PC and console platforms in worldwide regions.
GameRant Writes "Updates on The Witcher 4 may be scarce, but as the start of a new saga, it should definitely take the story away from the School of the Wolf."
I’d still like Geralt as the main character, because Geralt haha
BUT, if he’s not the main character, which seems likely, then I’d like a clean break. New school, new characters, new lands. I love Ciri as a character, but she’s so OP I’d rather not play as her. She’s practically a demi god by the end of Witcher 3.
I want to see something new in the world. My Geralt is finally able live in peace. Would take away from the ending(s) of the wild hunt if they made him any kind of focus for the next game. Wouldn't mind running into him and doing a minor hunt as a side quest.