The Witcher 3: Developers talk remastering a classic and creating Songs of the Past
Ten years after its original release, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt returns today with a remaster, and a brand new expansion, Songs of the Past, will follow next year. Available today for consoles and PC, The Witcher 3 Remastered features enhanced visuals and combat, and a revamped skill tree. Meanwhile, Songs of the Past will explore the new region of Letten in a ‘fully-fledged’ expansion CDPR is comparing to fan-favorite Blood and Wine, in terms of scope. Developed by Fool’s Theory in collaboration with CD Projekt Red, the expansion grew from an idea first explored during work on The Witcher 3’s 2022 next-gen update, senior developers told VGC. The project also brings together several developers who worked on the original game, giving the team a chance to return to the world and characters they helped create. Read More...
Ten years after its original release, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt returns today with a remaster, and a brand new expansion, Songs of the Past, will follow next year.Available today for consoles and PC, The Witcher 3 Remastered features enhanced visuals and combat, and a revamped skill tree. Meanwhile, Songs of the Past will explore the new region of Letten in a ‘fully-fledged’ expansion CDPR is comparing to fan-favorite Blood and Wine, in terms of scope.
Developed by Fool’s Theory in collaboration with CD Projekt Red, the expansion grew from an idea first explored during work on The Witcher 3’s 2022 next-gen update, senior developers told VGC. The project also brings together several developers who worked on the original game, giving the team a chance to return to the world and characters they helped create.
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