The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's long-rumored DLC has officially been confirmed as of a major new announcement last week from CD Projekt Red, and it looks like we're poised to see some brand-new content that may segue us more cleanly into Ciri's takeover as lead protagonist in The Witcher 4.
Unfortunately, we'll be waiting until at least 2027 before we get our hands on the Songs of the Past expansion, and The Witcher 4 likely won't be releasing until 2028 at this rate, though no official dates have been confirmed.
That said, CD Projekt Red has provided some vague details about both projects over the past week since the expansion was officially announced, giving us a glimpse at how many developers are working on their various projects behind the scenes. It's a rare look at the inner workings at CDPR, and one that also provides a sense of scale for The Witcher 4.
As such, after an official announcement from CDPR and comparing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's team size to that of The Witcher 4, along with a few other recently released details about both projects, The Witcher 4 looks set to be one of the biggest...
