Fake Witcher 4 Beta Invites Are a Scam, Warns CD Projekt Red.

Don’t Get Tricked! There’s No Official Beta — Only Scammers in Disguise

CD Projekt Red, the studio behind the legendary RPG franchise, has publicly confirmed that no beta testing is currently taking place. That means any emails, links, or messages claiming to offer you early access are designed to steal your data, install malware, or hijack your accounts.

📬 What Do These Fake Invites Look Like?

The scam typically comes in the form of an email or direct message, often looking official with The Witcher branding, logos, and slick formatting to seem legit. Some even come with a fake NDA or “registration form.”

They might say things like:

• “🎮 You’ve been selected for the Witcher 4 closed beta!”
• “Click here to activate your beta key 🔑”
• “Join now to experience Geralt’s return before anyone else!”

🧨 These messages are not from CD Projekt Red, and clicking those links could expose you to:

• Phishing attacks 🕵️‍♂️ (where your login info gets stolen)
• Malware downloads (viruses disguised as beta clients)
• Identity theft attempts

🧠 Why People Fall for It

It’s easy to see why people might click — The Witcher 4 is one of the most anticipated games of the decade, and fans are hungry for updates. The idea of getting a sneak peek before release is super tempting. But remember:

CD Projekt Red has confirmed they are NOT running a beta program right now.

If there ever is a beta, it will be officially announced across their social media, website, and press channels, not via random emails or shady DMs.

🛡️ How to Stay Safe in the Wilds of the Web

Here’s your monster-hunting checklist to avoid getting burned by these scammers:

• 🔒 Check the email sender — scammers often use addresses that look official but are slightly off. (Like cdprojekt.red@game-key.net — nope!)
• 🧼 Never click suspicious links or download unverified files
• 🎯 Only trust announcements from official sources, like CD Projekt Red’s website or verified Twitter handle
• 🧙‍♀️ Report the scam — if you see one, report it to help protect other players
• 🧾 Enable two-factor authentication on your gaming accounts to protect your data

🔮 What’s Actually Going On With The Witcher 4?

The Witcher 4 (not its official title yet) is currently in early development, and what we do know is:

• It’s the beginning of a new Witcher saga, separate from Geralt’s original trilogy
• It will be built in Unreal Engine 5 for next-gen visuals and smoother world-building
• The game is still a few years away, so don’t expect hands-on access anytime soon

Until CD Projekt Red is ready to show more, the only thing fans should be doing is replaying the classics or diving into The Witcher 3’s endless quests. 🎮✨

✅ Final Word

Scammers are banking on your excitement. Don’t let them win. If something seems too good to be true — like a secret Witcher 4 beta invite — it probably is. Protect your login info, safeguard your PC, and always verify before you click. Stay vigilant, Witchers! ⚔️💻