What it is
CD PROJEKT RED has announced The Witcher 4 as the next mainline game and the beginning of a new saga with Ciri as a professional monster slayer. That is the confirmed foundation.
Its unreleased plot, regions and outcomes are intentionally not invented here. This page connects the completed Ciri arc to the project without turning marketing information into false lore.
The announced new saga should be read as a continuation of the world rather than a resolved plot. Ciri's new role promises a different perspective on witcherhood, but its conflicts, antagonists and endings remain intentionally open until the game itself establishes them.
Official material establishes Ciri's path as a professional monster slayer and the start of a new saga. Its setting, full conflict and conclusion should remain open in the guide until the released game supplies them.
The short version
- The Witcher 4 is an upcoming mainline single-player open-world RPG.
- Ciri is the announced protagonist of the new saga.
- The unreleased story should remain clearly separate from established game canon.
- The new saga is confirmed continuity with deliberately unconfirmed story details, so the guide separates premise from speculation.
The story in 6 steps
- Step 1
Finish Ciri's first arc
Wild Hunt establishes why Ciri's agency matters.
- Step 2
Begin a new role
The next game presents her as a professional monster slayer.
- Step 3
Keep facts clean
Only officially announced material belongs in a pre-release guide.
- Step 4
Update on release
The page is designed to expand once the game supplies real story material.
- Step 5
Keep the next path open
Start from Ciri's confirmed protagonism and avoid turning announcements into invented canon before the new story is told.
- Step 6
Separate announcement from outcome
Use confirmed details to orient readers, then mark the remaining spaces as questions the new game has not yet answered.