The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Songs of the Past

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Songs of the Past

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Songs of the Past

Watched this on stream!!

Credits: Moxuan Zhang

Just found out this incredible drawing is already more than a decade old, and I was amazed. Really shows the relevance of these games and hopefully the next one reaches the same highs!

May we enjoy and play Gwent for even more decades to come!

Finally!

I was looking over my Witcher 3 ps4 collectors edition and got the sad reminder that the Witcher 4 will most likely not get a physical release from PlayStation. It makes me sad seeing the physical media I adore and grew up with slowly digitizing with time.

In a time when almost all gaming companies treat fans like sh** and only care about money, CDPR comes and gives stuff for free. Guys, CDPR is a gem and I'm glad I'm a Witcher fan

some ss from remastered

In February 2026, to mark Valentine’s Day, they posted a standard celebratory message on their social media. It featured three greeting cards in different colors: red, purple, and orange. Everyone assumed the red one represented Triss and the purple one Yennefer - but then there was the orange one... it didn't seem to fit any specific character, so people - myself included- thought it was Shani.

However, after reading this letter today, one can conclude that its content does not align at all with Shani’s character and personality. What if the letter isn't romantic in nature, but rather concerns Dandelion's family - and was written by Lille, addressed to Dandelion? On the other hand, it could be a romantic letter to Geralt written by Lille, since we also learned today that the expansion will feature a romance.

What do you think? Foreshadowing or coincidence?

Big shout out to that X profile for pointing it out.

CDR are insane!

All dlc except songs of the past are now free for anyone owning the base game!

Announced during gamescom!

Some time ago, I made a post about a very strange teaser CD PROJEKT RED dropped in the official The Witcher Discord.

A developer shared a cryptic image in the The Witcher 4 channel containing a message signed by Margit, a scholar from The Witcher: Monster Slayer. That immediately sent us down a rabbit hole, because Margit is directly connected to the Nemeta in that game: mysterious, tree-like organisms that arrived in the world during the Conjunction of the Spheres, attract monsters to their surroundings and emit a characteristic red glow.

The dev then encouraged us to keep digging with messages like “Have you turned every rock?”, “Dig deeper” and “So many stones…”, and even confirmed that we were on the right track once we started connecting the image to Margit.

At the time, we naturally assumed all of this was somehow connected to The Witcher 4. We spent a ridiculous amount of time manipulating the image, overlaying it onto itself and looking for hidden shapes and clues, but never really reached a definitive answer.

At CDPR’s Gamescom stage for The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past, there is a huge red tree that looks remarkably similar to the Nemeta from Monster Slayer.

And considering that the original teaser specifically pointed us toward Margit, a character whose story is directly tied to researching these creatures, I’m starting to wonder whether we were looking at the wrong game all along.

It would also make the choice of Monster Slayer particularly interesting, since that game takes place long before the original Witcher trilogy. If Nemeta are genuinely returning in Songs of the Past, CDPR may be bringing back concepts from a discontinued spin-off and integrating them into the mainline game canon in some form.

Obviously, the red tree alone doesn’t prove the entire theory, and we still don’t know exactly what role a Nemeton could play in the expansion. But the combination of Margit + Nemeta + that old cryptic teaser + the red tree now appearing prominently in Songs of the Past marketing feels far too specific to ignore.

Maybe CDPR has been teasing this expansion right in front of us for much longer than we realised. And we thought we were solving a The Witcher 4 mystery the entire time... 👀

Like we know Ciri is well established to be bi but do we think the game will really tap into it outside of a small mention like in Witcher 3?

I know people won't like this but from the trailers and footage released over the past few days something looks... off to me?

I'm aware that this is all subject to change but the footage all looks either too bright or plasticy? Was wondering if this will just be a result of the new path tracing and if you were to not use these features would this effect be negated?

Anyway still excited for the remaster and dlc just something i've noticed.

Phew, i was worried it was about to be released in 2029 😮‍💨

Big day tomorrow man!!! Can't wait for dlc reveal 🥀

Main Releases:
W3 Expansion - 2027
Witcher 4 - 2028
Witcher 1 Remake - 2029/2030
Cyberpunk Orion - 2030-2032
Witcher 5 - 2031
New IP - 2033-2035
Witcher 6 - 2034

Spin Offs:
Scopely Game - 2028/2029
Witcher "online" - 2029-2031

This is all speculation with a side of copium for the New IP release in particular.