CDPR just announced a surprise The Witcher 3 remaster at Gamescom Opening Night Live, free for all existing owners.
Not only does the remaster boast enhanced visuals, but improved monster behavior, a skill tree revamp, expanded photo mode, additional finishers, cross-platform mod support, updated quest tracking, a looting overhaul, better mount handling, immersive meditation, new accessibility features, ray-tracing tweaks, UI improvements, and much more.
To cap it off, CDPR is making Heart of Stone and Blood and Wine completely free for all The Witcher 3 players, both of which will also be included at no extra charge in the remaster.
"This new version of the game features an array of improvements," CDPR said in a blog post announcing the remaster. "Bringing upgrades to visuals, gameplay, and more. It will be available as a free upgrade to all owners of the game."
Of course, that's not all CDPR had to show off at Opening Night Live — it also unveiled our first look at Songs of the Past, the upcoming expansion developed in conjunction with The Witcher remake team Fool's Theory. Doug Cockle returns to voice Geralt of Rivia in his final outing before passing the mantle to Ciri...
