After The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’s Ballads of the Past premiered at gamescom 2026 a week ago, CD Projekt RED received a huge amount of attention: the Polish studio boasted that the add-on had already appeared in 900,000 wishlists.
However, there is much to look forward to for a living classic: millions of fans are waiting for the release of new content in the 2027 continuation of Geralt’s story in The Fool’s Theory, in order to once again assume the role of the White Wolf and travel to Northern Redania in search of dandelions while learning about the bard’s unpleasant ancestors. Even without the Russian dub.
This will be possible on PC, PlayStation 5, XBOX Series and Nintendo Switch 2 – the latter action RPG is set to release on September 29, 2026, when The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered will feature graphics from The Witcher 3 HD Remastered Project creator Hulk Hogan. But outdated consoles are about to become obsolete because the continent will no longer be able to support them.
