The Witcher 3 is officially back in a big way, with developer CD Projekt Red finally confirming that the long-rumored DLC is very much on the way soon. Songs of the Past is being co-developed alongside Fools Theory, and it's set to launch in 2027, though they wouldn't be drawn at this point on when exactly next year we'll get to give it a go.
It puts us back in control of Geralt of Rivia (for what may well be the final time), with most assuming that the idea of this final hurrah will be to pave the way and explain the time gap between The Witcher 3 and the upcoming Ciri-centered sequel. It's obviously great news for fans of the game, but there is one major caveat that could leave millions of players out in the proverbial cold.
Over on BlueSky, CD Projekt Red shared their announcement of the DLC with their fans, confirming the basic details around the launch, without really delving into what it's all going to be about too much. That included the news that the new update is only set to release for PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5.
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