In a thrilling announcement, The Witcher 3 developer, CD Projekt, has teased the story and size of their upcoming third expansion - Songs of the Past. Set to release in 2027 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, this epic adventure will allow players once more to embody the legendary monster slayer, Geralt. 12 years after the original game's debut in 2015 and 6 years since the second expansion, Blood and Wine (2016), the new expansion is expected to act as a bridge to The Witcher 4. During a livestream celebrating the 10th anniversary of Blood and Wine, senior community manager Laura Beitzel dropped hints about the expansion's story, promising more revelations to come. Fans should keep their eyes peeled for clues on Belleteyn Night, a significant event in Witcher lore, as hinted by a piece of artwork and poem posted a month ago. The artwork showcases Geralt with a mysterious new sword, which also appears in the expansion's reveal artwork. Beitzel confirmed that this sword plays a crucial role in the story. Moreover, Songs of the Past is expected to be on par with Blood and Wine in terms of scale and will include additional Gwent cards. CD Projekt also revealed they are still working on cross-platform mod support for The Witcher 3, to be launched at a future date. In other news, CD Projekt's latest financial results confirm that The Witcher 3 has sold over 65 million copies, a figure likely to grow with the release of Songs of the Past in 2027. Get ready, gamers! The White Wolf's epic journey continues!