The Witcher 3’s New Expansion “Songs of the Past” Finally Set for Big Reveal at Gamescom
CD Projekt Red’s legendary RPG is returning with a massive expansion comparable to blood and wine.
News by Wasbir Sadat on May 29, 2026
Now that we know for sure, fans are once again getting enthusiastic about The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, as the planned addition, Songs of the Past, will be presented for the first time at Gamescom in August. This sounds like it’s going to be one of the biggest news stories of the year for RPG fans. The Witcher 3 came out years ago, and people still consider this one of the best RPGs ever made.
The game had some of the most memorable characters, adventures, and fantastical locations in video game history. It helped define an entire era of open-world storytelling. Many players still believe Geralt of Rivia's journey is one of the best experiences the business has ever seen. People are particularly pumped about Songs of the Past, since early word is the growth might be just as great as Blood and Wine.

Blood and Wine was almost a full-on RPG in and of itself, with roughly 15 hours of content, a whole new territory, new plots, and new ways to play.
If the similarity holds, it seems fans will be getting a new, massive experience rather than a small piece of DLC. A 15-hour expansion is very much the size of a standalone game at this point in time. This will only make the next announcement even more intriguing for fans of the series. The Witcher 3 remains one of the best games ever developed for some gamers.
And for those players, returning to that world and creating a whole new story is the premise behind one of the most anticipated RPG features presently in the works: Songs of the Past. The best news is that fans won’t have to wait too long to see the project come to life. Songs of the Past will, in fact, be shown at Gamescom in August. This will be the first time people will be able to witness the expansion.
Just that announcement alone has got folks a lot more enthused about the event. Some viewers are conflicted by the pace and volume of information in Geoff Keighley-hosted showcases. But this news has instantly added significant weight to the next presentation. The Witcher series is so legendary among RPG enthusiasts that it elevates the whole game presentation.
The world is already abuzz with rumors of what might be shown: a gameplay video, story details, or even perhaps a movie trailer. Many are also curious to see how CD Projekt Red will narrate the story of this update. Fans are eager to find out whether Songs of the Past will bring back old storylines, new characters, or maybe kick off a whole new location in the Witcher universe. Blood and Wine was a nice conclusion to Geralt's story.
What makes this announcement all the more incredible is how long The Witcher 3 has been out.
One of those games that remains so popular years after its release and is often mentioned among the finest games of all time. It revolutionized how open-world RPGs are developed today, from how quests are structured to how characters are written and how environments are built. That Songs of the Past continues to receive so much attention is a testament to how much players still care about the world CD Projekt Red built over the past decade.
Excitement escalated rapidly after Gamescom was announced as the location of the unveiling. If Songs of the Past really does deliver an experience similar to Blood and Wine, then fans could be in for one of the most significant RPG additions in years. For now, everyone’s looking forward to August, when players can get back to The Witcher 3 universe.
Staff Writer, NoobFeed
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