The Witcher 3 "Songs of the Past" Expansion Confirmed for 2027
CD Projekt RED surprises fans with a new expansion for the acclaimed RPG, set to launch on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5.

Who would have thought a game over a decade old could receive such an anticipated expansion? CD Projekt RED confirmed "Songs of the Past", a new expansion for "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt", arriving in 2027 for PC, XBOX Series X/S, and PlayStation 5. This announcement revitalizes one of history's most beloved RPG experiences, promising fresh adventures for Geralt of Rivia.
This news comes as "The Witcher 3" approaches its 11th year in the industry, a milestone few titles achieve with such enduring relevance. The decision to release an expansion so late in its lifecycle showcases CD Projekt RED's confidence in the fanbase and the narrative potential still held within Geralt's universe.
CD Projekt RED established that we will learn more during the REDstream on May 28 and they will release a new batch of data with the arrival of winter.
Initial details about "Songs of the Past" are scarce, but anticipation is already immense. According to the revealed data, the expansion will be exclusive to current-generation consoles and PC, leaving older platforms behind. This suggests the studio aims to fully leverage the technical capabilities of modern systems to deliver a superior visual and gameplay experience.
For PC players, this new adventure will necessitate hardware upgrades. CD Projekt RED outlined the new minimum requirements for "Songs of the Past", reflecting the project's technical ambition. A 64-bit Windows 11 operating system will be essential to run the expansion. The minimum hardware requirements are:
- Operating System: Windows 11 64-bit
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600 or Intel Core i5-8400
- GPU:NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 or AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT 8GB
- VRAM: 6 GB
- RAM: 12 GB
- Storage: 70 GB SSD
The official presentation for "Songs of the Past" is just around the corner. CD Projekt RED announced a "REDstream" event for May 28, where they are expected to unveil more information about the plot, characters, and gameplay innovations. Furthermore, they promised a "new batch of data" with the arrival of winter, keeping the intrigue alive until then.
This expansion not only means more content for fans but also sets an intriguing precedent in the video game industry. Reviving such an acclaimed title with an expansion of this magnitude, a decade after its original launch, is a bold move that could inspire other developers to reconsider the lifecycle of their own games.
The gaming community is already speculating about what surprises "Songs of the Past" will bring and how it will integrate into the rich narrative of "The Witcher 3". With a release date set for sometime in 2027, we have ample time to prepare our rigs and immerse ourselves once again in the vast and dangerous Continent.
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