Take on the role of Geralt of Rivia: a charismatic swordmaster and professional monster slayer.KEY FEATURES GERALT OF RIVIA: A ONE-OF-A-KIND PROTAGONIST Make difficult decisions and live with the consequences in a game that will immerse you in an extraordinary tale like no other. Shattering the line between good and evil, the game emphasizes story and character development, while incorporating a tactically-deep, real-time combat system.īecome The Witcher, Geralt of Rivia, and get caught in a web of intrigue woven by forces vying for control of the world. At the same time, the studio said the update will have other “surprises” that they don’t want to talk about before release.The Witcher is a role-playing game set in a dark fantasy world where moral ambiguity reigns. What’s most interesting about the Netflix content is that there’s a brand new quest added to the game, with full voice acting and everything.ĬD Projekt teased during its presentation that this quest will take place somewhere vitally important to The Witcher, but wouldn't say more. Geralt gets new equipment and armor based on the Netflix series, and there’s also an alternate look for Dandelion and Nilfgaardian Soldiers. That’s already a massive list of changes, but the next-gen update doesn’t stop there as it also brings a small dose of new content. Fixes for broken quests (can be applied retroactively to saved games).Cross Progression saves between all platforms.Here’s an overview of the gameplay enhancements
The update also brings a host of gameplay changes to The Witcher 3, including the much-requested photo mode that surprisingly hasn’t been introduced until now. Before we dive into gameplay changes, here’s an overview of the visual enhancements. Players will be able to pick either a 30fps mode with ray tracing enabled or a 60fps mode without ray tracing. The most obvious change for the next-gen update is improved visuals, and on consoles, this comes with different graphics modes. The next-gen update will feature a brand-new quest with full voice acting.
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