Witcher 3 Remastered DLC Guide
Separate included Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine guidance from the paid 2027 Songs of the Past expansion.
What is known now
Each section keeps its scope narrow so a high-level announcement is not mistaken for a complete launch specification.
Hearts of Stone
The existing expansion is included under current base-game entitlement guidance. Account and platform claims should follow official support.
Blood and Wine
The existing expansion is also included under current guidance and remains distinct from the newly announced 2027 expansion.
Songs of the Past
A separate paid expansion planned for 2027, with a first look at Letten and many details still pending.
Ownership still matters
An included-content statement does not give this independent site access to licenses or account state.
What to do next
- Step 1
Check base-game ownership
Confirm the account, platform, storefront, and copy that owns The Witcher 3.
- Step 2
Follow the official claim instructions
Use the CDPR entitlement FAQ when an included expansion does not appear.
- Step 3
Treat Songs separately
Do not assume the 2027 paid expansion shares the same entitlement.
Not yet published
- Songs exact date and price
- Songs platform/edition matrix
- Launch claim edge cases
- Region and physical-copy exceptions
Avoid these wrong assumptions
Grouping all three expansions as free
Only the two older expansions are covered by current included-content guidance.
Buying before checking the owning account
Verify the platform account and storefront library before repurchasing content.
Common questions
Are Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine included?
Current CDPR support guidance says they are included for base-game owners.
Is Songs of the Past included?
No. It is described as a separate paid expansion planned for 2027.
How current is this page?
The published facts were checked August 26, 2026. Time-sensitive details are revisited when CD PROJEKT RED or a first-party platform publishes an update.
Does this page reuse old Witcher 3 facts as Remastered facts?
No. Legacy and 2022 material may appear only as labelled context; missing 2026 details remain explicitly unpublished.