- New Gwent cards arrive The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – songs from the past
- CD Projekt Red also confirmed that cross-platform mod support is still in the works
- Laura Beitzel, senior director of communities and social media, says they are “still working on it”
CD Projekt Red has confirmed that new Gwent cards are coming The Witcher 3: Wild HuntThe third expansion, songs from the pastas it provides an update on the long-awaited cross-platform mod support.
Speaking during Redstream’s 10th Anniversary Celebration Q&A blood and wineSenior Community and Social Media Manager Laura Beitzel, along with several other developers, discussed the upcoming expansion and provided new details on what players can expect. But first things first, when asked if cross-platform mod support is still available. The Witcher 3was “happy to say” it’s on the way.
“The answer is really easy for us,” Beitzel said, “the answer is yes, we’re still working on it. We don’t have anything to share with you today, but rest assured it’s coming.”
Cross-platform mod support was originally scheduled to launch on PC and consoles in 2025, but CDPR pushed the feature back to 2026, meaning we could get a release date soon.
For sorcerer Fans who have spent too much time scouring the continent for Gwent cards and competing in matches will be happy to know that new cards will also be added to songs from the past.
“Will there be new Gwent cards in Songs of the Past?” Beitzel jokingly asked CDPR community expert and social media manager Amerlia Korzycka, who responded, “I mean, guys, witcher 3 It’s the same as Gwent. More Gwent [is] It comes, as simple as that.”
In the same session, the developers also confirmed that Geralt’s new sword featured in Songs of the Past art is “a very important sword to the story” and that the expansion will “align with what you already know.” blood and wine” in scale.
No specific release date has been confirmed, but songs from the past will be launched in 2027 before The witcher 4which will star Ciri as the titular witch and is now in full production.
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