CD Projekt Red and Fool’s Theory have shared new details on The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past ahead of its 2027 release. The add-on is pitched as a full story expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, with branching dialogue, a new open-world region, and new combat mechanics.
You can jump into Songs of the Past as soon as you finish the main quest in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Players who already wrapped up Blood and Wine will also run into different dialogue and story beats, though the developers haven’t said how far those changes go.
The story brings Geralt out of retirement to help Dandelion, then heads into the bard’s homeland, family, and personal history. The team says the expansion leans into a “dreamier” tone, and Letten is being described as a full region on the scale of Toussaint.
There are new monsters too, including the hornet-shielded Swarmion, plus a silver chain weapon that lets Geralt yank enemies closer. Fool’s Theory is developing The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past with CD Projekt Red overseeing the creative side, and it’s being framed as the last expansion for The Witcher 3.
If you’ve been hoping for one more big Geralt story, this is one to watch. You just won’t be downloading it until 2027.