CD Projekt marks the 19th anniversary of its first Witcher RPG with a tribute to BioWare: 'Their support helped turn our vision into Geralt’s first interactive adventure'
The Witcher was developed on BioWare's Aurora engine, but the Dragon Age studio did more than just share its tech.
Today marks the 19th anniversary of The Witcher, the RPG that introduced Geralt and CD Projekt to the world. To celebrate, CD Projekt paid tribute to BioWare, the company that helped bring The Witcher to life. CD Projekt's joint CEO, Michał Nowakowski, praised BioWare as a vital part of CD Projekt's history. The iconic RPG was built on BioWare's Aurora engine, which was used in Neverwinter Nights.
Beyond sharing technology, BioWare supported The Witcher's growth and brought the Polish RPG to a wider audience. CD Projekt's tribute highlighted the significant role BioWare played in the game's development and success.
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