Rumors are swirling a couple of new Witcher 3 DLC that’s anticipated to launch this yr, bridging the hole between Witcher 3 and 4. Whereas preliminary stories speculated that the DLC may take gamers to the far japanese vacation spot of Zerrikania, new stories declare the DLC will largely be reusing places and property, staying nearer to the acquainted territories of Temeria and Redania.
Whereas nothing in regards to the potential enlargement has been formally confirmed by CD Projekt Pink, insider stories at the moment are suggesting the DLC is basically meant to bridge the hole between Witcher 3 and the upcoming Witcher 4. With Witcher 3 being set round Temeria, Redania, and Skellige, and Witcher 4 going down at the very least partially within the far northern kingdom of Kovir and Poviss, it is sensible for the DLC to stay someplace within the northern states.
A publish from CharlieIntel stories that the DLC shall be “increasing on already present areas and reusing property,” whereas Polish insider UV o grach made some (*3*) on a livestream, referring to reusing property and filling in blanks on a map.
In addition to bridging the Witcher video games from a story perspective, business insiders have recommended that the potential Witcher 3 DLC is motivated by CD Projekt Pink’s must hit sure gross sales objectives so as to set off monetary incentives for workers. Analysts have stated that an upcoming enlargement might price as a lot as $30, and could also be focused for a Might 2026 launch to mark the sport’s eleventh anniversary–though that is primarily hypothesis at this level.
Whereas CD Projekt Pink is at the moment engaged on the Ciri-led Witcher 4, the subsequent mainline Witcher recreation is not anticipated to launch till subsequent yr at earliest, and will simply take a number of extra years to launch.
CD Projekt Pink has yet another main replace deliberate for The Witcher 3, which is designed to carry cross-platform mod assist to the title. This replace was initially scheduled for late 2025, however has now been delayed into 2026.