The Witcher 3 arrives on PS1 with this incredible video demake

As many of you know, the fashion of make demake versions of famous games, just like it happened with Bloodborne and with The Witness. This also happened to The Witcher 3, the famous title of CD Project Red 2015 which tells the adventures of Geralt, which we can see in the tweet attached just below, depicted in all its beauty with a low-poly version, inspired by the titles PlayStation One.

"The Witcher 1 PS3 demake is a real beauty," reports the tweet of PlayStation Universe, and we actually recognize that this reworking of the opening scene of the fantasy RPG is very likely to be a classic video game from the first PlayStation. To give this feeling are undoubtedly the models of the characters, made in real blocks with the addition of the textures that take care of doing all the work of defining the scene, without which Geralt would not even vaguely resemble the character we know. .

The Witcher 3 PSOne Demake Is Thing Of Beautyhttps: //t.co/DuM8KctGlI#TheWitcher3 #PSOne #Demake #News pic.twitter.com/9sXuzgxcS1

- PlayStation Universe (@PSUdotcom) February 15, 2021

Thanks to the guys who have dedicated their time to the realization of this fascinating demake, with an undoubtedly original touch, but with which they have been able to bring back the authentic aspect of the titles for PlayStation 1. We remember that The Witcher 3 is available for PlayStation 4, PC and Xbox One, but also for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X / S. In this regard, we are still waiting for the release of the patch, promised by CD Projekt, which will officially bring the title to next-gen. Currently, the game development company is perhaps still withheld from the project cyberpunk 2077 to be able to devote himself to his previous title, but we are confident in the release of new news for both titles.

Pending the arrival of the update patch, here is an interesting method to play with The Witcher 3 at 60FPS on your PlayStation 5, as long as you do not install any update files, which could make the gaming experience perhaps a bit problematic, but certainly enjoyable in its fluidity.