Thursday, September 25th 2025

The Witcher 3's Final Update and Cross-Platform Mod Support Get Delayed to 2026

Previously, we reported on CD Projekt Red's confirmation that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt would be getting one last hurrah before the launch of The Witcher 4, with the final update slated to introduce support for mods on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S and cross-platform mods. This last update was scheduled to launch before the end of 2025, but according to a new update, those plans have been delayed.

No reason was given for the change in plans, with the game studio simply explaining that "the rollout is now shifting to 2026," and apologizing for the delay. When the cross-platform mod support update lands, it will be the only way for console gamers to access mods for The Witcher 3, however, PC players will still be able to install mods from other platforms. Ostensibly, this will be the final game update for The Witcher 3, and since there is no mention of support for Nintendo Switch mods, it's safe to assume that Switch gamers will be stuck using unofficial workarounds to convert and install mods for The Witcher 3.
Source: CD Projekt Red
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9 Comments on The Witcher 3's Final Update and Cross-Platform Mod Support Get Delayed to 2026

#1
Apocalypsee
So, most of these updates are for consoles to support mods. I still play on old version 1.32, mods are just better and bugs that appeared has been fixed by mods like rolling down the stairs bug.
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#2
Dr. Dro
ApocalypseeSo, most of these updates are for consoles to support mods. I still play on old version 1.32, mods are just better and bugs that appeared has been fixed by mods like rolling down the stairs bug.
It's not really complete freedom to install mods either. They're still subject to the heavy handed censorship of the console publishers.
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#3
DeathtoGnomes
i thought i owned this game, good thing it was 80% off as i own it now. :D
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#4
Mistral
It would be nice if they bothered to add FSR4 in that one...
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#5
Shonendo
MistralIt would be nice if they bothered to add FSR4 in that one...
To be fair it's amazing we are getting updates at all for a game released in 2015.

Still the greatest game of all time 😁.
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#6
Coremar
11 years of updates for singleplayer game is simply amazing. Most games barely get 11 months lol.
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#7
Upgrayedd
CDPR needs to revive the REDengine
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#8
TechBuyingHavoc
UpgrayeddCDPR needs to revive the REDengine
Judging by how much turnover there is at CDPR, I doubt there is any REDengine expertise left among the staff at this point.
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Apocalypsee
TechBuyingHavocJudging by how much turnover there is at CDPR, I doubt there is any REDengine expertise left among the staff at this point.
Hence why they use the 'almighty' UE5 engine on upcoming Witcher 4.
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