CD Projekt Red has Hinted at New DLC for Witcher 3

Witcher 3 is one of the rare games that continues to be talked about even after all these years. The possibility of new content, which players have been eagerly awaiting, has been brought back to the forefront with recent developments. While CD Projekt Red’s statements aren’t a direct announcement, it’s now clearer that a new project is in the works.

New DLC Rumors for Witcher 3 are Strengthening

The possibility of a new DLC for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has become more concrete with official reports from CD Projekt. The company confirmed that it is working on an “unannounced game project” planned for 2026. While this statement alone carries a broad meaning, when the timing and industry rumors are combined, all eyes are directly on Witcher 3.

Actually, these rumors aren’t new. Claims that emerged in mid-2025 suggested that a third story DLC for the game would be released in 2026. Now, details of this project in official CD Projekt Red documents suggest those claims weren’t entirely unfounded. The fact that the series still has a strong player base makes for a suitable foundation for such content.

According to rumors, this new content could be a paid, story-focused expansion like Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine. The mention of Fool’s Theory in the development process is also noteworthy. While the studio is known to be working on a remake of The Witcher 1, there’s talk that they might also be involved in another project planned for 2026.

The timing of all these developments is also quite significant. Re-igniting interest in the series before The Witcher 4 could be a logical move for CD Projekt Red. While there’s no official announcement yet, putting the pieces together, the possibility of a new DLC for Witcher 3 seems more realistic than ever.

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