CD Projekt Red Maintains Anti-Microtransaction Stance for Single-Player Games

The company is exploring microtransactions for multiplayer projects while continuing development on major single-player titles.

CD Projekt Red reaffirms its stance against microtransactions in single-player games, citing a lack of fit for their upcoming projects.
The company is open to exploring microtransactions in multiplayer titles, with at least one such project, Project Sirius, currently in development.
CD Projekt Red is working on several major titles, including The Witcher 4, a Cyberpunk 2077 sequel, and a remake of The Witcher 1, all primarily single-player focused.
Recent backlash against microtransactions in other single-player games, such as Dragon's Dogma 2, underscores the controversial nature of this practice.
The studio's previous titles, like The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077, have been praised for avoiding microtransactions, opting instead for substantial DLCs.