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People are focused on CD Projekt Red’s “Songs of the Past” expansion for The Witcher 3, including gameplay reveals, setting details (Dandelion’s home Letten), and potential new romance content for Geralt. Coverage also highlights a free remaster overhaul and how the DLC is positioned alongside/after Blood and Wine.

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Key Takeaway CDPR is expanding The Witcher 3 with “Songs of the Past” set in Letten, alongside a free remaster, and early reports hint at new romance content.
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Letten open-world setting remaster + DLC details romance and story positioning value debate the witcher 3 songs of the past
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  • Fool's Theory explains where The Witcher 3's expansion region Letten actually is, and it's close to the setting of The Witcher 4 Eurogamer
  • Witcher 3 Songs Of The Past Expansion Fixes A Major Issue With The Original Game GameSpot
  • It sure seems like The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past is introducing at least one new romanceable character for Geralt to woo Eurogamer
  • The story for Witcher 3: Songs of the Past was actually written "years ago", according to Fool's Theory CEO Eurogamer
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Rock Paper Shotgun 5 articles

Tracking: I'm still not convinced The Witcher 3 Songs of the Past is worth pasting over the perfect ending that was Blood and Wine / CD Projekt Red sweeten the Witcher 3 Songs of the Past honeypot with a free base game remaster, and, oh yeah, both original expansions too

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Tracking: Fool's Theory explains where The Witcher 3's expansion region Letten actually is, and it's close to the setting of The Witcher 4 / It sure seems like The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past is introducing at least one new romanceable character for Geralt to woo

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How Many PC Gamers Could Be Left Behind Once The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past Launches?

PC is estimated to account for nearly half of The Witcher 3's 65 million lifetime sales. While Windows 11 became the globally dominant OS back in July 2025, the most recent Steam hardware survey estimates that nearly one in four users on Valve's storefront, or 23.56%, still used Windows 10 as of June 2026. Although Steam is not the only platform that sells the PC version of The Witcher 3, industry trends suggest it is by far the largest. Applying that 23.56% share to just under half of the game's lifetime sales produces a rough estimate of more than 7 million potential The Witcher 3 owners sti

The Witcher 3 Officially Leaving Millions of Players Behind in 2027
Could The Witcher 4’s 2028 target be delayed like previous CD Projekt Red titles?

Yes. The article states 2028 is a target, not a locked date, and notes that both The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 slipped past their original windows, so a further delay for The Witcher 4 would not be out of character for the studio.

The Witcher 4 is targeting a 2028 release window, will be skipping Gamescom
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