The Witcher Remake Makes Perfect Sense, Unlike Some Games

Another week, another announcement of a major video game remake. We seem to be in the midst of a sort of remake renaissance, this time with The Witcher being set to get a fresh coat of paint from CD Projekt Red and developer Fool’s Theory. But while many of the recently released and revealed remakes tend to be met with their fair share of skepticism, it feels like the original Witcher game is the exact sort of project that makes sense to be rebuilt and released for new audiences. There’s no doubting that The Witcher has grown into an absolutely […]

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