By bundling every major expansion into a single package, players can go through the complete story in one place with The Witcher 3 Remastered. This comprehensive collection brings together the award-winning monster-hunting adventure alongside all post-launch content, visual enhancements, and technical performance upgrades designed for modern hardware platforms.
The studio also urged people who have not played the expansions yet to catch up before the remaster lands on September 29. This detail matters for another reason. The two expansions are often seen as a core part of the full Witcher 3 adventure. So the remastered release is not just a simple upgrade. With both expansions inside the package, players can go through the complete story in one place.
Both add-ons will be part of the remastered release
CD Projekt Red says The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered will include Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine, plus the base game. Hearts of Stone follows Geralt through a fresh tale. Contracts show up with strange terms. People around him turn out to be risky. Something supernatural also starts to press in. You get new quests, new faces, and new places to visit. There is more to do beyond the main plot.
Blood and Wine goes even bigger. Geralt travels to Toussaint, a spot the original game never fully covered. The land feels bright and lively. It does not match the grim mood that shows up in a lot of the main story. This add-on brings a long new arc. It adds more characters and quests. You also get new monsters and fresh gear. In practice, it plays like a full extra adventure.
Witcher 3 Remastered: Base game owners got the add-ons at no extra cost
The company also made that clear in a statement shared this week. CD Projekt Red said anyone who already owns The Witcher 3 will receive both expansions for free. That means current players can try the new content before the remastered version launches. If you bought the game but never finished the expansions, this timing helps you come back. The studio also urged players who skipped the add-ons to jump in before the remastered release.
Launches On September 29
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered is set to launch on September 29. Since both expansions will be included, people who already own the base game have a good reason to go back now, before the new version comes out. The update also helps anyone who missed those expansions earlier. They can play Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine first, then return for the remastered edition on launch day.
Final Thoughts
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered looks like a full revisit of a major RPG from the last few years. Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine will be part of the remastered package. That means players can jump into the base game and both big expansions. Owners of the original game will get the expansions at no cost. That gives them time to dig into the extra stories before September 29.
For new players and long-time fans, this release may be a solid chance to return to Geralt’s world and see the many tales, people, and quests again. With enhanced visuals, full expansion access, and performance optimizations, CD Projekt Red ensures the definitive monster-slaying journey remains accessible to contemporary console and PC audiences.