Don't expect any fresh previews for The Witcher 4 at The Game Awards next month. Last year's Game Awards featured the first look at The Witcher 4, which is now nominated for most-anticipated game at The Game Awards this year. But if you were hoping to catch a fresh glimpse at The Witcher 4 at the ceremony than you're going to be disappointed. CD Projekt Red co-CEO Michał Nowakowski has confirmed that the company isn't bringing any new to The Game Awards this year. "We won’t be bringing any new content to TGA this year," wrote Nowakowski on X, as spotted by VGC. But we're, as always, excited to watch the show and celebrate this amazing industry's great night alongside all of you." I’m very happy to see The Witcher 4 nominated in the Most Anticipated Game category at The Game Awards. Thanks to everyone who has already voted - your support means a lot of to us. We won’t be bringing any new content to TGA this year, but we’re, as always, excited to watch the… CD Projekt Red only put The Witcher 4 in full production late last year, and the game isn't expected to launch until 2027 at the soonest. The most recent look at the game was shared during State of Unreal in June. However, CDPR later explained that it was a tech demo set in The Witcher 4 rather than the actual game. The dev team has also noted that the upcoming game is being developed with a console-first approach. Earlier this week, CD Projekt Red disclosed that Cyberpunk 2077 has passed 35 million sales faster than The Witcher 3. Cyberpunk 2 is currently being developed the company alongside a remake of the original Witcher, and a game produced in partnership with Saudi Arabia. Latest in The Witcher 4 Witcher 4 Dev Reacts To Game Awards Nomination Alongside GTA 6 Witcher Author Says It's Rare For The Witcher 4 Dev To Ask Him For Advice Don't Like The Witcher Season 4? The Books And Games Still Have You Covered, Showrunner Says