CD Projekt Red, the Polish video game developer known for creating The Witcher series, is offering free upgrades to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Remastered for players who already own the original version of the game on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, or PC. This remastered edition, launching on Tuesday, September 29, includes enhanced combat mechanics and improved graphics across all supported platforms. Additionally, anyone who purchases the remaster now will receive the two original expansions, Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine, at no extra cost. For players who haven’t yet bought the game, several discounted options are available. On PlayStation 5, the main game can be purchased for 50% off on the PlayStation Store at £17.49, while physical copies are available at retailers like Argos and Amazon for around £15. On Xbox, Amazon is selling the game for £10.90 for the Xbox Series X, and used copies on CeX are priced at £10 for the Xbox One. For PC users, the game can be found for £14.85 on ShopTo and £18.95 on Amazon, with the Epic Games Store and Steam offering it for £19.99 and £39.99, respectively. Nintendo Switch users may find the game more expensive, with used copies available at CeX for £40 and the Nintendo eShop listing it for £45.99. These price differences reflect the varying costs of hardware and distribution across platforms, but they offer a range of choices for players looking to experience The Witcher 3 in its remastered form. Looking ahead, the next expansion, Songs of the Past, is expected to launch in 2027 and is anticipated to set up key events for The Witcher 4, which is planned for a 2028 release. This continues the long-term development of the Witcher universe, offering fans more content and story progression in the popular open-world RPG series.