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New Witcher game announced

Shmerl 21 Mar

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The only technical detail is that it will use Unreal Engine 5, so CDPR are dropping their REDengine.

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marcus 21 Mar

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They also said they have no plans to make it an EPIC exclusive (Source: https://twitter.com/Marcin360/status/1505948980785696771 and https://forums.cdprojektred.com/index.php?threads/a-new-saga-begins.11101351/post-13397290)

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Shmerl 21 Mar

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That I don't doubt, so I haven't even wondered about it. And I expect them to release it on GOG obviously.

Since UE supports Linux, more interesting question is whether they'll care about the native version, with Steam Deck around especially.

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PublicNuisance 22 Mar

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Unreal 4 has Linux support so if Unreal 5 does as well then at the very least this may help lower issues running it on Linux. I doubt I will try it out as I loved the original and didn't care for the combat of the second and haven't tried the third for that reason.

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Liam Dawe 22 Mar

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Quoting: ShmerlSince UE supports Linux, more interesting question is whether they'll care about the native version, with Steam Deck around especially.

It won't you can be 100% guaranteed. Why would they?

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Ehvis 22 Mar

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Quoting: Liam Dawe
Quoting: ShmerlSince UE supports Linux, more interesting question is whether they'll care about the native version, with Steam Deck around especially.
It won't you can be 100% guaranteed. Why would they?

Maybe for top notch performance on SteamOS 6 which will be default on Steam Deck 4. Which should be about ready when they are.

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Shmerl 22 Mar

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Quoting: Liam DaweIt won't you can be 100% guaranteed. Why would they?

I'd ask why wouldn't they if the heavy lifting is done by the engine and native version will likely perform better than Windows one.

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Avehicle7887 22 Mar

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Whether they use UE5 or some other engine makes no difference to me personally.

My rules are simple

- Release DRM-Free on GOG
- Works fine in Linux (Wine or Native)
- No Bullshit Galaxy Skin "My Rewards" crap

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