I?m not sure many people outside of the PC community could tell you what The Witcher was 10 years ago. And I?d bet that even fewer people knew who CD Projekt RED was. Such is usually the case for even very good PC developers, as they work to create and refine a property or identity that may not pay off until they reach the mainstream.
But CD Projekt RED managed to do it. After a rough PC release of the first Witcher installment, they went back to that RPG fantasy world with The Witcher 2, earning a little more attention and recognition. Then came the ascent, as they struck gold, both figuratively and literally, with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt; partly due to their crossover onto both mainstream consoles and partly due to the dramatic, undeniable improvement in the quality of the game over its predecessor.
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