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The Witcher 3
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The Witcher 3
Remastered Upgrade & Expansion Checker
Tell it where you own The Witcher 3 and where you want to play, and see whether the Remastered upgrade is free for you, by which route and on what conditions.
How this game's data is sourced
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered came out on 29 September 2026 as a free upgrade on the current-generation platforms CD PROJEKT RED has named, with a native Nintendo Switch 2 version and a Battle.net release the same day. Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine are already free to everyone who owns the base game. Songs of the Past, a paid expansion, is still to come in 2027.
There is one tool here, and it is the one there is honest material for. The Remastered Upgrade & Expansion Checker takes where you own the game and where you want to play it, and works out what happens to you: a free upgrade in place, a free copy on different hardware, the free two-step route a PlayStation 4 or Xbox One copy takes through the 2022 next-gen update, a hardware condition standing in the way, a purchase, or a platform CD PROJEKT RED has ruled out. Where that older route carries conditions — a PlayStation region-code match, a disc drive, an Xbox Series X — it asks about them rather than assuming, and says which one is in the way. It answers the same question for Songs of the Past, platform by platform.
There is nothing else here, and that is deliberate rather than unfinished. ToolGuild will not publish a Witcher 3 build planner, quest tracker, alchemy reference or Gwent tool merely because the URL pattern would produce one, and it will not publish a Songs of the Past readiness planner while CD PROJEKT RED has announced nothing about the expansion's requirements. When there is a question worth answering and evidence to answer it with, a tool appears here — not before.
The Witcher 4 is a separate, upcoming game with a planned 2028 release window, as CD PROJEKT states in its own investor material. ToolGuild has no Witcher 4 pages, because there is nothing useful to build for it yet.
Every fact ToolGuild encodes for The Witcher 3 names the CD PROJEKT RED source it came from and the date somebody checked it. Where CD PROJEKT RED has ruled something out, this site says so; where it has said nothing, this site says that instead of guessing.
ToolGuild is not affiliated with, endorsed by or associated with CD PROJEKT RED or CD PROJEKT S.A. The Witcher is their trademark, used here only to say which game these tools are for.