The Witcher Saga Roadmap 2026-2030: Remake, Polaris, Sirius, Canis Majoris
CD Projekt Red has the most ambitious RPG pipeline of any studio in the world right now. Five Witcher projects are in active development simultaneously — Codename Sirius, Polaris (The Witcher 4), Canis Majoris (the Witcher 1 remake), Sirius multiplayer, and an unannounced fifth game. For Pakistani RPG fans, the next four years will be a golden age of monster hunting, political intrigue, and Slavic-inspired fantasy. This is your complete roadmap.
The Five Witcher Projects in Development
- Polaris (The Witcher 4) — mainline single-player RPG starring Ciri, built on Unreal Engine 5, release 2026-2027
- Canis Majoris (Witcher 1 Remake) — full modern remake of the 2007 original by Fool's Theory, release 2027
- Sirius — multiplayer-focused Witcher game with single-player campaign, by The Molasses Flood
- Project Hadar — brand new IP from CDPR (not Witcher-related)
- Orion — Cyberpunk sequel in early development
Why Pakistani Gamers Should Care
The Witcher 3 is one of the most-loved RPGs in Pakistan's gaming community. Walk into any gaming cafe in Karachi or Lahore and you'll find someone replaying it. The next wave of Witcher games is going to be even bigger — CDPR is using Unreal Engine 5 (replacing their in-house REDengine), which means faster development, better graphics, and more stable performance on mid-range PCs that many Pakistani gamers use.
The shift to Ciri as the main protagonist in Witcher 4 is a major change. Geralt's story is over — players who finished Witcher 3's expansions know this. Ciri's story has been building since the books, and Witcher 4 will let players shape her journey. For Pakistani fans who played the original games, this is a passing of the torch moment. For new fans, it's a perfect entry point.
Visit CD Projekt Red's Poland
Poland is the spiritual home of The Witcher. Walk the streets that inspired Sapkowski:
- Warsaw — CDPR HQ and Witcher museum exhibits
- Kraków — medieval Old Town and Wawel Castle
- Tatra Mountains — wilderness inspiration
- Wrocław — medieval Market Square and dwarfs
- Schengen visa consultation included
- Halal food options researched for you
Slavic Mythology Tour 2026
The Witcher is rooted in Slavic folklore. Visit the regions where these myths were born:
- Poland — heart of Slavic mythology
- Czech Republic — Prague's gothic architecture
- Croatia — Plitvice Lakes (Leshy territory)
- Slovakia — Tatra mountain folklore
- Multi-country Schengen visa — visit 3+ countries
- 24/7 WhatsApp support from Sialkot
The Real Slavic World Behind The Witcher
One of the reasons Witcher games feel so authentic is that they're not generic fantasy — they're deeply rooted in real Slavic culture. The monsters (Leshy, Striga, noonwraith) come from real Slavic folklore. The political geography (Temeria, Redania, Nilfgaard) is loosely based on medieval Polish and Central European kingdoms. The food, the architecture, the music — all authentically Slavic.
For Pakistani gamers who want to experience this in real life, the Schengen Zone offers an incredible opportunity. Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Croatia are all affordable Schengen destinations with rich medieval history. With one Schengen visa, you can visit Warsaw, Kraków, Prague, Bratislava, and Zagreb in a single trip. Imagine standing in Kraków's Main Market Square (the largest medieval town square in Europe) and feeling like you've stepped into Novigrad.
This is exactly what Kimi Travels specializes in. We turn Witcher-inspired wanderlust into real Schengen adventures. Visa consultation, halal restaurant research, curated itineraries matching game locations, and full booking support — all handled by our team in Sialkot. Whether you want a 7-day Poland-only trip or a 14-day Slavic countries tour, we make it happen.
Standing with Palestine
At Kimi Travels, we believe travel should build bridges between people — never erase their histories or silence their struggles. We stand in solidarity with the people of Palestine and proudly serve Palestinian students, patients, and families travelling through Pakistan and the wider region. A portion of every booking we process is donated to verified humanitarian relief efforts in Gaza and the West Bank. Justice anywhere is justice everywhere.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When will Witcher 4 (Polaris) release?
A:CDPR confirmed Witcher 4 has entered full production. Industry expects late 2026 or early 2027 release window.
Q: Can Kimi Travels help me visit CD Projekt Red's headquarters?
A:While CDPR doesn't offer regular public tours, we can book flights to Warsaw where you can visit gaming events and exhibits related to Witcher.
Q: How long does the Schengen visa take for Pakistani gamers?
A:Typically 15-30 days. Kimi Travels handles complete visa consultation and document preparation.
Q: Can I do a multi-country Witcher tour?
A:Absolutely — one Schengen visa lets you visit Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Croatia. We can build 7-day or 14-day itineraries.
Ready to walk the same medieval streets as Geralt and Ciri? Kimi Travels offers complete Slavic adventure packages. Contact us on WhatsApp.
"The Witcher saga is just beginning — and Poland is waiting."
— Kimi Travels Desk