In a jaw-dropping announcement that has left gamers buzzing, CD Projekt has revealed that their latest expansion for The Witcher 3 - Songs of the Past - serves as an unofficial prologue to future installments in the series. While it may seem like an unexpected move, the company's joint CEO, Michał Nowakowski, explained during a recent investor meeting that the expansion is designed to rekindle fan interest and set the stage for what's to come. However, don't get your hopes up for expansions for The Witcher 4, 5, or 6, as CD Projekt has no immediate plans for such add-ons. During a livestream aimed at Witcher fans, CD Projekt offered some tantalizing hints about the expansion's focus, including the importance of Geralt's new third sword and the return of his bard buddy Dandelion. The expansion, which was initially slated for release this year, has been pushed back to 2027 to ensure the best possible gaming experience for fans. CD Projekt's latest financial results show that the company reported Q1 revenue of 191 million PLN ($52.5 million), up year-on-year, and net profit of 106 million PLN ($29 million). With a current staff of 975 people, over half of whom are working on The Witcher 4, CD Projekt has an extremely ambitious plan to launch all three games - The Witcher 4, 5, and 6 - within a six-year time period. This ambitious plan essentially rules out the possibility of further expansion content being made anytime soon. In other news, CD Projekt's Cyberpunk Trading Card Game campaign raised $28 million via Kickstarter, making it the platform's most successful gaming project ever and the third-largest Kickstarter campaign of all time. Keep an eye on IGN for more updates on The Witcher series and CD Projekt's exciting future plans!