The Witcher 4 Gets Full Gameplay Reveal, And It Looks Absolutely Stunning

Update []: In an update to this, CD Projekt Red has reached out to VGC to state that this new Witcher 4 gameplay footage is just a "tech demo" and not actually "The Witcher 4 itself". In other words, it's evidence of what the team is attempting to build using Unreal Engine's many tools, but not necessarily representative of what we'll see when The Witcher 4 launches in the future.

Here's the full statement that was provided to the outlet earlier today:

“This is a tech demo, and a first look at the cutting-edge technology powering The Witcher 4 – but not The Witcher 4 itself."

"It showcases the powerful foundation we’re building in close collaboration with Epic Games to push open-world design further than ever before and the core systems and features we’re developing using Unreal Engine 5.

We’re really proud of this early milestone and excited to give you a sneak peek at some of the cool tech like UAF, Nanite Foliage, Smart Objects, ML Deformer and FastGeo Streaming that are helping shape the future of The Witcher."


Original Story: CD Projekt Red has unveiled our first look at actual gameplay for The Witcher 4 as part of the State of Unreal showcase today, and it's safe to say we're absolutely blown away by how incredible this game looks so far.

There's loads and loads of footage in here, with the raw gameplay parts said to be running at 60FPS on a standard PlayStation 5, meaning the Xbox Series X should deliver a very similar experience whenever this game finally arrives.

Of course, being an Unreal showcase, there's a lot of talk about the technical aspects of this demo throughout the presentation, and there's certainly a lot of wizardry going on behind the scenes!

The Witcher 4 doesn't have a release date for Xbox (or any other platform) yet, but clearly it's coming along well. As soon as we hear anything about a launch window, we'll obviously let you know.

Here are the videos you want to see, and if we get any further details today, they'll be shared later on.

What do you think of this first gameplay reveal for The Witcher 4? Tell us in the comments down below.