MP1st reports that CD Projekt may have another Witcher game in development, this time an unannounced free-to-play co-op action RPG for PC and mobile.
The report says players would create their own witcher in the year 1230, back when Geralt was still young, and then pick up monster contracts across a variety of environments. Combat is said to be skill-based, with school-specific abilities, Signs, and potion brewing all part of the mix.
MP1st also says this isn’t Project Sirius, the rebooted and larger-scale Witcher game in development for PC and consoles, which is set to include both single-player and multiplayer elements. It’s supposedly a separate project entirely.
If you’ve been waiting for more Witcher multiplayer, this rumor is worth watching. It would fit with CD Projekt’s wider plans for The Witcher, mobile games, and multiplayer, including The Witcher 4, which is currently going by the codename Polaris.
No studio has been tied to the project yet. Still, it’s not hard to see why some people keep bringing up Scopely, especially after its IP deal with CD Projekt and those Scopely job listings for a “AAA action RPG” on PC and mobile, even if none of that proves anything by itself.
For now, this is still just a rumor. CD Projekt Red hasn’t announced the game, and on its Q1 2026 earnings call, the company only said that its Scopely project remains in early development and is “definitely not” coming out in 2026.
