According to the employee, he was just sharing the bad news because he apparently saw several EA people wandering about their offices for meetings. Since the Polish developer does not have any new games coming out in the next two years, EA people could not be there for a publishing deal with CD Projekt Red.
That leads to the assumption that EA people were there because they are interested in acquiring CD Projekt Red and its game “The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt,” which is quite absurd considering that EA already has in its roster “Dragon Age: Inquisition,” which is a similar role-playing game as “The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.”
With the denial of CD Projekt Red, it becomes clear that the fiercely independent Polish game developer will continue its firm hold on “The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.”
A few month ago, the Polish game developer explained that they wanted to continue taking risks and coming up with the most creative ideas possible while avoiding becoming a dominating force in the gaming industry.
However, there are still reports saying that CD Projekt RED could, in fact, is ready to sell and will join force with EA.
Momot explained that CD Projekt RED is not selling despite the seemingly strange events that happened as of late. He explained that when a studio is riding so high on its latest success, it has to deviate off course when the sense of its very identity is being put in question through speculations.