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The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past — Confirmed Facts

Confirmed 2027 platform, region, combat and development facts for Songs of the Past, separated from preview-based guesses.

Geralt fighting a Swarmion during official Songs of the Past gameplay
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Direct answer

Songs of the Past is a paid 2027 expansion starring Geralt in the new realm of Letten. CD PROJEKT RED names PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2; no exact date, price, full quest list or final system requirements are confirmed.

Released-game guidance follows CD PROJEKT RED's official manual and support pages. Announced Remastered and Songs of the Past features stay labeled until their playable builds can be checked.

Quick route

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    Treat 2027 as the only confirmed release window.
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    Use only the four officially named platform families.
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    Separate Letten, the chain and named enemies from inferred maps or builds.
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    Recheck the official press center before publishing dates, prices or requirements.

Confirmed release and platform boundary

CD PROJEKT RED identifies Songs of the Past as a paid expansion planned for 2027 on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2. The exact date and price are not announced.

The September 29, 2026 date belongs to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered, not Songs of the Past. Mixing those dates produces a false expansion launch claim.

Letten and the current gameplay evidence

Letten is the new realm: a rural land of tradition and festivals with a darker threat beneath the surface. Official material keeps Geralt as the playable lead and names the chain as a new weapon.

The official hands-off preview also shows Thornblooms and Swarmion. That supports an evidence list, not a complete bestiary, boss list, route map or final combat ranking.

Geralt walking toward a settlement in an official The Witcher 3 screenshot
Official CD PROJEKT RED media used as visual context; it does not establish hidden values or unannounced mechanics.

Remastered is the playable bridge, not the expansion

Remastered launches September 29, 2026 as a free upgrade on qualifying platforms, with PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 and Battle.net named across the official announcement.

CD PROJEKT RED also states that current owners gained access to Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine at no additional cost. Those two released expansions are separate from the paid 2027 Songs of the Past expansion.

Unconfirmed and excluded

The final release date, price, complete quests, complete map, full monster roster, boss list, damage values, build rankings, save compatibility details and PC requirements remain unconfirmed.

Leaks, unofficial breakdowns and preview-derived tier lists are not accepted as final facts. This page changes only when an accessible official source or released build supplies new evidence.

Official sources