CD Projekt RED co-CEO Michał Nowakowski confirmed on X that The Witcher 4 will skip The Game Awards next month. The RPG is nominated for Most Anticipated Game, but won't get any fresh content at the show. Nowakowski thanked fans for voting while asking them to keep their hype levels in check.
The studio already said back in spring that the game won't drop until 2027, which makes the absence from this year's awards pretty expected. During a recent earnings call, Nowakowski shut down speculation by refusing to discuss development progress and restating that 2026 is not happening for launch.
Anyone hoping to see substantial reveals will probably have to wait until The Game Awards 2026, when a proper trailer seems more realistic.
The studio already said back in spring that the game won't drop until 2027, which makes the absence from this year's awards pretty expected. During a recent earnings call, Nowakowski shut down speculation by refusing to discuss development progress and restating that 2026 is not happening for launch.
Anyone hoping to see substantial reveals will probably have to wait until The Game Awards 2026, when a proper trailer seems more realistic.
