CD Projekt Red has officially confirmed that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is receiving a major expansion titled Songs of the Past. The expansion adds substantial new content to a title that remains popular among players long after its original launch.
Full-sized expansion arrives in 2027 with Windows 11 requirement and Fool's Theory collaboration
The project involves CD Projekt Red in partnership with Fool's Theory, a studio known for veteran developers who contributed to previous Witcher titles. The collaboration aims to deliver a Geralt-centric narrative that expands on the original story.
Songs of the Past introduces new gameplay elements and content that require an update to system requirements. Players will need Windows 11 to run the updated version, reflecting the evolving technical demands of modern gaming platforms.
The DLC is scheduled for release in 2027, positioning it ahead of The Witcher 4 launch. The development schedule enables CD Projekt Red to polish the release ahead of the upcoming sequel.
No pricing details have been announced yet, leaving players uncertain about the cost of this full-sized addition. Past DLC offerings maintained accessible pricing, indicating a comparable strategy for this project.
This official update addresses prior community discussions regarding future content possibilities. The developer's statement confirms long-standing community interest in additional story material.
Source: PCGAMESN
