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CD Projekt Red is a totally different studio in 2026 than it was in 2015, and that has implications for both Songs of the Past and The Witcher 4

It may not be The Witcher 4, but the first real look at The Witcher 3's new DLC, Songs of the Past, might just make the wait a little easier, especially when it's coming soon after a free upgrade to The Witcher 3 Remastered, as was newly revealed at Gamescom Opening Night Live. Developer CD Projekt Red showed off the upcoming expansion (just don't call it DLC) as part of Gamescom Opening Night Live, revealing new details about the over-a-decade-later expansion coming to The Witcher 3. But this came after the reveal of the game's remastered version, whose changes and additions were numerous, in

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With Gamescom Opening Night Live just a little over a month away, it looks like the first big reveal for the showcase has been revealed: The Witcher 3. Not too long ago, CD Projekt Red confirmed that a third expansion for its fantasy-themed action-RPG is in development, and today, it confirmed a first look at The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt - Songs of the Past will be held during Geoff Keighley's annual Gamescom kick-off show on August 23. Beyond that, CD Projekt Red--not to be confused with CD Projekt Red--added that the expansion will also have a presence on the Gamescom showfloor, via a guided

CD Projekt Red debuts a new trailer for its fantasy RPG series' final DLC, Songs of the Past, which shows off Geralt's next quest.