Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has been scooping up Game of the Year awards left and right. Understandably so because it is an amazing game that’s changed how many of us think about open world titles in general. That being said, even with director Hidemaro Fujibayashi talking about new ideas and motivations, it seems that The Champions’ Ballad, the second expansion for the game, is its finale.

This was confirmed by series producer Eiji Aonuma in an interview with Famitsu. While there may still be some additions to the base game in the future, Breath of the Wild’s development has been wrapped with The Champions’ Ballad.

However, Aonuma also confirmed in an earlier announcement that work had already started on the next Zelda game. We don’t know what platform it will be on or whether it will have the same mechanics as Breath of the Wild. But it’s good news to say the least.

People have been waiting for the second expansion for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, a story base add-on to the original game that takes place after the events in the core game, focuses on the four champions, and adds a new dungeon, for a while now. All we have known is that it is due out this year- but we’ve had no release date for it whatsoever.

Well, now we might have a hint towards it. A download card for the Expansion Pass for Breath of the Wild (which is how you get access to both expansions for it) has been listed on the game’s Japanese website, and it is listed for November 23rd.

Now, of course, it can totally launch before the second expansion itself is out- but that sounds unlikely, to be honest. It seems like Nintendo would want to push it out to have it coincide with the release of the second DLC. That day is also when the Explorer’s Edition for the game is due to release in North America- so all signs point to a November 23 release.

Hopefully we get a confirmation soon. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is available on the Wii U and Nintendo Switch.