CD Projekt RED explains why The Witcher 3 expansions had low pricing

CD Projekt RED aims to provide quality at a good value for players, according to Marcin Momot, the company's global community and social media director. Momot says the $24.99 expansion pass for The Witcher 3 was part of the studio's ambition when they released their first open-world game. He stated the pricing was a way to thank players for trusting the studio to expand the game meaningfully.

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The previous expansions, Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine, each offered roughly 30 or more hours of content. In a recent update, the studio released The Witcher 3 Remastered as a free download and upgraded all base game owners to the Complete Edition, which includes both expansions.

A new expansion, Songs of the Past, is planned for a 2027 release on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2. The developer confirmed the expansion will focus on Dandelion and provide closure to his story with Geralt. The exact release date for Songs of the Past is unknown.

Background On September 29, 2026, the game received an update that added new graphics settings, gameplay fixes, and Ukrainian text localisation. Our earlier story