The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered is set to launch on September 29, 2026, for PC and next-generation consoles, including the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S | X, and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. CD Projekt RED, the game’s developer, has confirmed that players who previously owned the original version will be able to carry over their progress seamlessly. This means that save files, achievements, and trophies from The Witcher 3 will be fully compatible with the remastered edition, allowing players to continue their adventure "exactly where you left off." Despite this continuity, the remastered version introduces a new experience system. Players will need to reassign Geralt of Rivia’s skills during the first startup of the game. This change is designed to enhance gameplay mechanics and provide more flexibility in how players build their character. Some game settings, such as graphics or control options, may also need adjustment, but the studio has stated that these changes are not expected to be overly restrictive or disruptive. For those who already own The Witcher 3, the remastered version will be available for free. This includes access to the base game and all previously released content. Additionally, a new paid DLC titled Songs of the Past is planned for release in 2027. This expansion will introduce a new region called Letten, offering players fresh quests and storylines to explore. CD Projekt RED has also confirmed that The Witcher 4 remains on track for a release around 2028. While details about the next installment are still limited, fans can expect further developments as the studio continues to build on the beloved Witcher universe.