CD Projekt Red says fans should not expect a major expansion for The Witcher 4, as the studio is focused on releasing three new Witcher games within six years. Speaking during a recent investor call, joint CEO Michał Nowakowski said making large expansions would be “difficult” while trying to keep such an ambitious release schedule. Right now, CDPR seems more interested in pushing the new Witcher saga forward than spending years adding extra content to each game. If everything goes to plan, fans could see new Witcher games arrive more often, but probably with fewer big expansions.

CD Projekt Red has announced a special livestream for The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine on May 28, and fans are already speculating it could be where the rumored new DLC finally gets revealed. So far, CDPR has only said the stream is meant to celebrate Blood and Wine and look back on the expansion with some of the developers who worked on it. Still, the timing has people talking, especially since rumors about new Witcher 3 content have been floating around for a while. Some reports claim the studio is working on another expansion that could help set up The Witcher 4 If CD Projekt Red is planning to announce something new for The Witcher 3, this livestream definitely feels like the place to do it.

CD Projekt Red has confirmed that The Witcher 4 and Cyberpunk 2 will not repeat the development mistakes of Cyberpunk 2077. In a recent presentation the studio’s veteran technical writers Jarosław Ruciński and Adrian Fulneczek explained how the company has learned hard lessons from past internal documentation failures. They described the previous approach as “chaos,” with fragmented info across multiple systems during Cyberpunk 2077’s development and the shutdown of the Witcher 3 wiki after the game’s launch. To prevent this going forward, the teams for The Witcher 4 and Cyberpunk 2 now share a single unified knowledge base, and updated documentation has been made a mandatory requirement before any development milestone is considered complete. “We only made one big mistake, which was thinking that the end of development for The Witcher 3 also meant the finish line for the documentation.” About the Cyberpunk 2077 era: “It was chaos. We had two spaces, two instances.”