A financial analyst in Poland predicts a major new expansion for The Witcher 3 will launch next year. This rumored thirty-dollar downloadable content could arrive around the game's eleventh anniversary in May 2026. The report suggests this add-on would serve as a narrative bridge to the next mainline Witcher game, potentially providing more story details about the character Ciri's journey.
This is not the first rumor about additional content for the aging role-playing game. A Polish industry commentator previously claimed a new story expansion was in development at Fool's Theory, a studio staffed by series veterans. The studio is already working on a remake of the original Witcher title for CD Projekt Red. The speculation indicates this project is one of several unannounced initiatives from the publisher.
If accurate, the expansion would mark a significant and unusual update for a game originally released over a decade ago, even following its comprehensive next-generation upgrade. The move would likely reignite player interest in the Continent, acting as a promotional lead-in for the anticipated sequel currently expected by some analysts in late 2027.
This is not the first rumor about additional content for the aging role-playing game. A Polish industry commentator previously claimed a new story expansion was in development at Fool's Theory, a studio staffed by series veterans. The studio is already working on a remake of the original Witcher title for CD Projekt Red. The speculation indicates this project is one of several unannounced initiatives from the publisher.
If accurate, the expansion would mark a significant and unusual update for a game originally released over a decade ago, even following its comprehensive next-generation upgrade. The move would likely reignite player interest in the Continent, acting as a promotional lead-in for the anticipated sequel currently expected by some analysts in late 2027.
