The Blood of Dawnwalker Director Says Small Team Is Capable of Doing More; It’s Easier To Do Something Special

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  • The founder of Rebel Wolves recently explained that one of the reasons he left CDPR is because he believes a smaller team can be more effective than a larger one.
  • He said that working in a smaller team makes it easier to communicate, talk about your vision, feel the creative fire, and do something special. 
  • The Blood of Dawnwalker gameplay revealed is set to be released during the summer of 2025.

The highly anticipated title from former CDPR developers, The Blood of Dawnwalker, first trailer was released recently. The trailer revealed a lot of different information about the game. You can check out everything we know about it so far by clicking here

The game’s director recently revealed that the developers left CD Projekt Red because they had some crazy ideas and wanted to do more. The director further explained that a smaller team is capable of doing more if you are trying to do something special. 

Why it matters: The developers at Rebel Wolves are trying to do something unique and special, aiming to revolutionize the RPG genre. 

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In an interview with PCGamer, the studio’s founder, Konrad Tomaszkiewicz, was asked why the developers left CDPR, where they attained a lot of success. Tomaszkiewicz replied that they had some crazy ideas to implement and that they wanted to work with a smaller team. 

The director thinks it is harder to work with and among the people in a bigger studio, while it is easier in a smaller one. He further states that due to a minor team, communication is way more manageable, and everyone can speak about their vision, which makes it easier to feel the creative fire as well as do something special. 

I felt that a smaller team is capable of doing more, because the communication inside the team, and it’s easier to speak about the vision. It’s easier to feel the creative fire, and to do something special.

-Konrad Tomaszkiewicz

Tomaszkiewicz’s statement makes a lot of sense as things can done quickly better with a smaller studio; however, the project’s scope also matters. With games like The Witcher 4 and GTA 6, all hands on deck may be preferable. 

Nonetheless, The Blood of Dawnwalker is shaping up to be a pretty solid release. The gameplay reveal will be made in the summer of 2025, when its release date will most likely also be disclosed. 

CDPR is also supporting Rebel Wolves, so the game may surprise us. What do you think about The Blood of Dawnwalker so far? Are you excited about this game? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below or join the discussion at the official Tech4Gamers forums

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