A fully playable recreation of the original Sapkowski book with a devotion to quality.
The Destination
Set on developing all the short stories found within the original book "The Last Wish" one at a time, and wrapping them up in a faithful blanket. 'The Lesser Evil' is the first one and showcases the vision of the project. Developed with a passion for the arts and considerate contemplation over the source material.
Philosophy
As Mr. Sapkowski once wrote, life can be as sad as a cow headed for slaughter. I hope this non-commercial project cheers you up. Many things felt visually the most present in the first Witcher, and the first game remains a strong artistic inspiration for the project in many aspects. The Last Wish Project is designed as an action adventure which compliments the books, not an RPG.
Your Help Is Welcome
Financial help would allow for the project to be developed full-time and fully focused. Patreons and supporters get a greater access to the process, early testing builds, along with a special place in the credits. The Alpha containing 'The Lesser Evil' short story was temporarily taken off the website - A new version which replaces the AI generated voiceovers with real, talented humans was made possible thanks to your support and is currently underway. Patreons or Discord members can still access this version, although I encourage everyone to wait.
Work In Progress
About Me
The art of The Witcher kindled a trully European sensitivity in the medium, which felt home to me. I fell in love with it way back as a child, and when the first editor came out many years ago, I spent thousands upon thousands of hours in it.
It had been my entry to plenty of things and discplines.
Many years have passed since then, I never thought I would return to REDKit and did not really anticipate the release of the new editor.
The past two years though I had been a target of an intense, criminal level of cyber-abuse and sociopathic harassment, this work has largely become my distraction and relief.
Scrubbing through the pages of Sapkowskis book and getting lost in remaking this beautiful work feels like a home, where I can express myself and meet good people.
