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CD Projekt Red has released a new trailer from the upcoming expansion to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Called "Hearts of Stone", the expansion sends players on a ten-hour jaunt into little traveled locations already present in the game. Hearts of Stone is set for an October 13th release. See what you think in today’s latest trailer and let us know what you think.
CD Projekt Red has announced that the Hearts of Stone expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will be released on October 13th. The expansion will feature ten additional hours of game play as well as a new system called Runewords that developers feel will significantly affect game play.
Since the release of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, players have been hoping to see more romance dialog with Triss and Yennifer with fans creating one of the longest forum threads on the very subject. CD Projekt Red is responding to that wish in a future patch, according to a statement made to Kotaku.
Not yet playing the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt? Played it but haven’t played the rest of the series? If not, then GoG.com has a screaming deal for you: All games in the series, including Witcher 3 are on sale from now through September 10th.
CD Projekt Red has sent out an open letter that astonishing fact that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt sold over six million copies in just six weeks since launch.
The Witcher 3 will be updating soon to v1.07 that will include a lot of much-needed attention to the rather poor inventory system the game currently utilizes. Among other things, there will be a player stash, a new tab just for books that have already been read, multiple inventory sorting options and more.
CD Projekt Red has announced that sales of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt have exceeded four million copies in the two weeks since release.
Read any forum, reddit thread, or review of The Witcher 3 and you’re likely to come across Skyrim. Constant comparisons, the "it’s better than, worse than, learn this from that and don’t forget the crafting" kind of banter consistently put these two games at odds with each other. It was easy to do before having played the game. Now that we have, it’s time to admit that we were so, so wrong. These games shouldn’t be compared. Here’s why.
Had enough of the Witcher 3 yet? No? Neither have we! CD Projekt Red just released a new video to show off the game’s gorgeous world… one fraught with danger and beauty for sure.
Almost without noticing, I’ve fallen in love with Geralt of Rivia. It’s not weird, or even sexual, so don’t giggle. If you’re playing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, chances are you’re with me. After two fantastic earlier entries of the series, it feels like CD Projekt Red has nearly perfected the art of the role-playing this now classic fantasy icon.