The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is one of the most revered games of all time. It sits at a 93 on OpenCritic, has sold over 65 million copies, and is considered by many as the greatest RPG ever created (although I dispute that). It's received multiple re-releases over the years, most recently receiving a full remaster that, last night, scooped up the Golden Joystick Award for the Best Remake/Remaster.
CD Projekt Red clearly knew it had a good thing going with The Witcher 3, but that put a lot of extra pressure on the team. At last night's Golden Joystick Awards, the studio's VP and executive producer of external projects, Jakub Kutrzuba, revealed that returning to the game for the remaster gave them anxiety.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was one of two games to break big records at yesterday's Golden Joystick Awards. Its win for Best Remake/Remaster made it the game with the most outright wins of all time, at 10. Kutrzuba accepted the record-breaking award on behalf of CD Projekt Red and shared how the team felt while remastering the game.
"11 years ago, when we launched it, I was there. For all the good things...
