Gamers may soon witness a preview of The Witcher IV‘s in-engine graphics during the upcoming State of Unreal 2025 showcase.

CD Projekt Red hinted via a social media post that the studio plans to demo advanced technical elements driving the franchise’s future. Visual demonstrations are expected to highlight these developments, possibly offering a sneak peek at the game’s early visuals.

Partnering with @UnrealEngine, we’ll reveal how groundbreaking tools and systems will shape The Witcher 4 and future projects.

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Unreal Engine 5’s adoption has sparked debate among PC gamers due to persistent performance challenges like frame drops. While engine updates aim to alleviate these, CD Projekt Red’s prior discussions suggest their presentation might address optimization strategies for smoother gameplay in upcoming titles.

Despite potential previews, players shouldn’t expect the game soon. The studio recently reaffirmed a 2027 launch window at the earliest. This leaves ample time to refine how Ciri’s narrative prominence—already established in Andrzej Sapkowski’s books—translates to player expectations shaped by Geralt’s legacy.