The Molasses Flood just became part of CD Projekt RED. The Boston game studio merged with the larger company on April 1, though they were bought back in October 2021. Daniel Isla, who helped start The Molasses Flood, left the studio after this change happened. Before leaving, he shared news about their secret project called Sirius.
He described Sirius as a multiplayer Witcher game that will amaze players. Isla said the merger helps the team work better with everyone at CD Projekt RED. The project faced a restart in March 2023 when CDPR decided to change direction. Some elements from the original plan might remain in the final game. Job listings once hinted at stylized graphics, action combat, and team play against computer enemies.
We still know very little about when this game might be released. Isla served as Design Director for three years before his departure. He called the merger positive for the studio team. The change eliminated some organizational barriers between the companies. Isla seemed excited for people to see what they created during his time there.
He described Sirius as a multiplayer Witcher game that will amaze players. Isla said the merger helps the team work better with everyone at CD Projekt RED. The project faced a restart in March 2023 when CDPR decided to change direction. Some elements from the original plan might remain in the final game. Job listings once hinted at stylized graphics, action combat, and team play against computer enemies.
We still know very little about when this game might be released. Isla served as Design Director for three years before his departure. He called the merger positive for the studio team. The change eliminated some organizational barriers between the companies. Isla seemed excited for people to see what they created during his time there.
