Rumor: Witcher 3 getting an expansion in 2026

I can see a new DLC along with a Switch 2 upgrade release.

BTW the Switch 1 version is actually good, considering.
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Because of this news I went back and finally beat the main game, finished Hearts of Stone and started Blood & Wine.

I struggle to call these "expansions" and they truely are full new games, especially Blood & Wine.

I would expect the next expansion to be a story bridge between the Witcher 3 and 4. This would also buy CDPR to take their time on the Witcher 4. Therefore we could see:

Witcher 3 expansion: 2026
Witcher 1 Remake: 2027
Witcher 4: 2028 - as a launch window title for next gen.
 
Because of this news I went back and finally beat the main game, finished Hearts of Stone and started Blood & Wine.

I struggle to call these "expansions" and they truely are full new games, especially Blood & Wine.

I would expect the next expansion to be a story bridge between the Witcher 3 and 4. This would also buy CDPR to take their time on the Witcher 4. Therefore we could see:

Witcher 3 expansion: 2026
Witcher 1 Remake: 2027
Witcher 4: 2028 - as a launch window title for next gen.
Witcher remake is coming after IV, pretty sure CDPR has confirmed that. They basically want to use all the tech developed for IV in the Remake as well.
 
I haven't even played the existing DLC. I want to, but at this point I feel like I would have to replay the entire game first.
The first one was pretty much a long questline set in the existing world but Blood & Wine was a whole new area and well worth the time to play, it was a huge expansion and well worth playing.

Anyways I'd be right up for a new standalone DLC just really upgrade the graphics a bit whilst you're at it
 
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Because of this news I went back and finally beat the main game, finished Hearts of Stone and started Blood & Wine.

I struggle to call these "expansions" and they truely are full new games, especially Blood & Wine.

I would expect the next expansion to be a story bridge between the Witcher 3 and 4. This would also buy CDPR to take their time on the Witcher 4. Therefore we could see:

Witcher 3 expansion: 2026
Witcher 1 Remake: 2027
Witcher 4: 2028 - as a launch window title for next gen.

Blood and Wine I can agree with you but the other one does feel like an expansion to be honest. It reuses the main story map and it's not that long
 
I wish Witcher Remake would come out before IV because the wait for IV is going to be nasty.
TW1 Remake was announced much earlier but is still on the concept stage of development, so it won't come earlier. TW4 will come first as it's on the most advanced stage of development out of everything they currently have on the pipeline

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A new DLC for The Witcher 3? If Geralt gets to hump and I end up tangled in a love triangle, and in between I can slash a few monsters, count me in.
 
Would gladly pay for it, if the rumours are true, but it would be cool if it was free for peeps with the GOTY/Complete editions like the NG update.

Also Im still rocking a mid-range PC and a X1x with W3 so hopefully it will run on either.
 
CDRP should at least have a Witcher 3 or Cyberpubk new DLC every -8-24 months until the new stuff comes out. 7 years between releases is a bit much.
 
CDRP should at least have a Witcher 3 or Cyberpubk new DLC every -8-24 months until the new stuff comes out. 7 years between releases is a bit much.

I feel like publishers view DLC as something to get a little bit of extra money out of people who really like the game... but mainly so they can reset the price of the complete edition.

It doesn't help that only ~40% of people will complete it.
 
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I mean, this remake is supposed to use the same tech as TW4 and is made by an external partner (same one who works on this rumored expansion), so it was always safe to assume that TW4 will be the one that will release first. Honestly speaking, I wouldn't be surprised if this third expansion happened only because Fool's Theory needed a small scale in-between project while were still waiting until CDPR will finish their own internal tools and modifications to Unreal which will be also used for TW1 remake
 
Blood and Wine I can agree with you but the other one does feel like an expansion to be honest. It reuses the main story map and it's not that long
I get that, however Hearts of Stone does add new characters, a new massive area, new armor plus additional side quests and contracts. A good 25 hours of gameplay!

I wonder if the new expansion will be 10-15 hours, or another full blown 40-60 hour story?
I am still convinced that Geralt is back in The Witcher 4
 
Hoping for great things with The Witcher 1 remake, the original had a lot of cool things going for it and loved my time even with the fun controls, haha.

Really pumped for the Future.
 
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