CDPR: "Wizard" derived from Sirius is by no means a mobile game, but it is not an open world either.

CTOnews.com, October 6, October 4, CD Projekt Red (CDPR) released a new strategy report with news about games such as the new Wizarding trilogy and the sequel to Cyberpunk 2077.

In addition, CDPR also announced a game codenamed Sirius. CTOnews.com learned that Sirius is the code name for the wizard game developed by Boston's Molasses Flood Studio and supported by CDPR.

CTOnews.com learned that when CDPR unveiled its new strategy, Sirius was a game "different from our previous work" that would provide a multiplayer experience on top of a single-player game with plots and quests.

After the announcement of four new wizard games, Micha Nowakowski, Senior Vice President of Business Development of CDPR, and Adam Kici ski, President and Co-CEO of the studio, briefed Sirius on the investor conference call.

According to Nowakowski, Sirius is "definitely not a mini game" or "definitely not a mobile game", targeting people who are interested in the "wizard" series but do not necessarily play "hardcore role-playing games" like previous works. It's not going to be an open-world game, either, Kici ski added.