The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Song of the Past Will take Geralt there Latvianthe birthplace of the poet Buttercup, this area looks like an idyllic rural land on the surface, but it hides many secrets. CD Projekt Red has confirmed that the new setting will be a “complete open world” that can be freely explored and filled with new missions, characters and activities.
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“The idyllic kingdom of Leiten awaits exploration,” reads the expansion’s official description. The area is closely tied to rural traditions and Buttercup’s history, and will also represent a new realm in the Witcher universe. in book Andrei SapkovskyIn fact, Letten explores very little, leaving plenty of room for CD Projekt Red to independently develop the setting and plot.
existence Maulancolo It’s also likely to play an important role in the adventure, given the characters’ connection to the area. It’s unclear exactly how much weight he will have in the story, but returning to his homeland could provide an opportunity to further deepen the relationship between the Bard and Geralt.
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Overall, developers aim to be as big as possible. Miles Tost, lead level designer on The Witcher 4, explained during a demo at Gamescom, “Letten is a completely open world that you can freely explore, full of new adventures for Geralt, as well as new quests and characters that fit our very mature story.”
Therefore, “Song of the Past” seems destined to not only represent the return of the “Witcher 3” universe, but also represent a connection to the future of the series. In fact, CD Projekt Red has stated that the expansion is a bridge to The Witcher 4. That expansion is scheduled for release in 2027, while the latter should be released in 2028.
