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CD Projekt Red confirms Witcher 3 expansion Songs of the Past was planned for 2026, now targeting 2027witcher 3 expansion songs of the past was supposed to drop this year, cdpr confirms

Q: CD Projekt Red confirms Songs of the Past was originally planned for 2026.

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Q: The expansion is now targeting a 2027 release.

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Q: The delay is to achieve the best possible result.

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01What happened

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CD Projekt Red has confirmed that the upcoming Witcher 3 expansion, Songs of the Past, was originally intended to launch in 2026. The studio changed its plans to a 2027 release to ensure the best possible quality. The revelation, made in a statement to Eurogamer, validates earlier rumors about the expansion's intended release window.

cd projekt red basically said 'yeah, we were gonna drop the witcher 3 expansion songs of the past this year but pushed it to 2027 to make it better.' so those rumors were right all along.

02Spread timeline

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May 28, 2026Origin

CD Projekt Red confirms to Eurogamer that Songs of the Past was originally planned for 2026, now targeting 2027.cdpr tells eurogamer the expansion was supposed to come out this year but got pushed to 2027.

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03Source receipts

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Article by Robert Purchese quoting CD Projekt Red's statement confirming the original 2026 plan for Songs of the Past.

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04Claim-level check

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05Why it matters

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This confirmation underscores CD Projekt Red's commitment to quality over speed, especially after the rocky launch of Cyberpunk 2077. The delay also signals that the studio is still actively supporting The Witcher 3, a game that continues to have a dedicated player base. For fans, it means waiting a bit longer for new content, but with higher expectations for polish.

cdpr is still scarred from cyberpunk's launch so they're taking their sweet time. but hey, more witcher 3 content is always good news, even if we gotta wait an extra year.

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01What happened

The story, straight

cd projekt red basically said 'yeah, we were gonna drop the witcher 3 expansion songs of the past this year but pushed it to 2027 to make it better.' so those rumors were right all along.

04Claim-level check

Claims, status, and receipts

ClaimStatusReceiptsAction

CD Projekt Red confirms Songs of the Past was originally planned for 2026.sourcedStory receiptsSuggest fix

The expansion is now targeting a 2027 release.sourcedStory receiptsSuggest fix

The delay is to achieve the best possible result.sourcedStory receiptsSuggest fix

05Why it matters

The editorial take

cdpr is still scarred from cyberpunk's launch so they're taking their sweet time. but hey, more witcher 3 content is always good news, even if we gotta wait an extra year.