CD Projekt Red has unveiled the long-awaited remastered version of The Witcher 3, set to drop on September 29, bringing enhanced visuals and a slew of additional features to PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and even Nintendo Switch 2 (with a separate native version available for the current Switch). Existing owners will receive this update at no cost. The remastered game will also debut on Battle.net for PC and unlock a Geralt-themed skin in Diablo 4. The initial release includes both of the game's expansions at no additional charge, while the upcoming Songs of the Past expansion is scheduled for 2027. Expect tweaked combat, improved traversal, revamped mount handling, enhanced monster behaviors, a skill tree revamp, armor transmog, an expanded photo mode, new finishers, and much more. Additional features include cross-platform mod support, new quest tracking, immersive meditation, refined animations, UI improvements, a looting rework, refreshed motion blur, new accessibility features, tutorial modernization, HDR improvements, foliage shading rework, ray-tracing improvements, global lighting rework, new shading model, subsurface scattering, and a new tone mapper. PlayStation 5 Pro support, Xbox Play Anywhere, and Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive features are also on the table, alongside Nvidia DLSS 4.5, AMD FSR 4, Intel XESS 2.0, path tracing, and ray reconstruction on PC. Although The Witcher 4 was not mentioned during the event, CD Projekt Red confirmed its target release window for 2028, with over 500 talented developers working tirelessly to create an epic adventure centered around Ciri. Get ready for a bounty of The Witcher content in the meantime, including Songs of the Past when it launches in 2027 and more Gamescom announcements in the coming years.