September is believed to be a good release window for the rumored DLC, since it tends to be a "nice 'back to school' period" for fans.
After no plans to support the console dating as far back as November 2024, CD Projekt RED has changed course for its first-person RPG.
Of course, CD Projekt RED continues to remain silent about the rumored new DLC allegedly coming to The Witcher 3 this year.
If you're hoping to join Geralt for one last adventure before Ciri takes over as our Witcher on duty, this one's likely to have you smiling.
While Lucie Hennet hasn't confirmed what project she is working on, the Warsaw studio has been confirmed to be making The Witcher 4.
Former Gry-Online editor-in-chief UV o grach seemingly suggests that fans should look a little closer to home for the DLC's setting.
NateTheHate and former Gry-Online editor-in-chief confirm hearing about the DLC alongside Ryszard Chojnowski, who worked on The Witcher 1.
"It's okay to not vibe with our choices!" says creative director Igor Sarzyński while discussing the first-person-heavy presentation.
Noble Securities analyst Mateusz Chrzanowski has predicted a development budget of $388 million, with a similar amount set for marketing.
The mod maker wrote about taking the mod down due to CD Projekt asking him to make the mod available for free instead of charging for it.
Lead quest designer on Cyberpunk 2077 and associate game director on Cyberpunk 2, Paweł Sasko, reflected on the game's tumultuous journey.
"Ambition needs to go hand in hand with technical possibilities, and limitations need to be respected," says Paweł Sasko.
Creative director Igor Sarzyński says it didn't "really fit tonally, thematically" once the expansion's main story had "solidified."
IGN Poland and PPE have seemingly known about the DLC for quite some time, lending further credence to an announcement this year.
Noble Securities' Mateusz Chrzanowski, who previously stated the DLC would launch in May, adds further fuel to the burning rumors.
Geralt may return for one last hurrah, possibly connecting to Ciri's adventure in The Witcher 4, at least according to rumors.
Many Japanese developers expressed the belief that Grand Theft Auto 6's release will mark the start of a new generation for gaming.
CD Projekt RED's Igor Sarzyński also reveals that the half-year montage is "not cut content. We always planned it like this."
CD Projekt CFO Piotr Nielubowicz previously talked about "new content" that "may see release in the coming year" and impact earnings.
The extraction shooter was followed by the Steam Deck, along with other games like Battlefield 6 and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.
