- CDPR has finally revealed the much-rumored and anticipated The Witcher 3 DLC.
- Titled Songs of the Past, it will release in 2027 for current-gen consoles and PC.
- It also gets updated system requirements for PC with a GTX 1660 as a minimum.
Rumors of a new The Witcher 3 DLC had been circulating like wildfire over the internet. At this point, it was all but confirmed. However, CD Projekt Red has now finally confirmed the expansion for the title along with a release window.
CDPR has officially announced The Witcher 3’s new DLC titled Songs of the Past. Not too many details have been released except that it is being developed in collaboration with Fool’s Theory and is currently slated for a 2027 release.
Why it matters: The Witcher 3 to date is considered a benchmark for open-world RPGs. It is arguably among the greatest games of all time, and new content means we’ll get to jump into the expansive world as Geralt once more.
While it was originally planned to be announced during the REDstream tomorrow, the studio decided to announce Songs of the Past today. Coming next year, it will be available on Xbox Series, PlayStation 5, and PC.
Notably, the expansion will ditch old-gen consoles and has even gotten updated system requirements for PC. They still haven’t been pushed too high, but now you’ll need at least a GTX 1660 for decent performance.
There haven’t been any hints about what the story will be or where we are headed, but we can speculate that it might be something that eventually sets up The Witcher 4 and turns Ciri into the definitive new monster hunter.
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