The Witcher 3 Expands Its Legacy with a New Soundtrack EP and Massive Remaster
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
CD Projekt Red has released a new soundtrack EP for The Witcher 3 expansion Songs of the Past, arriving just ahead of a massive technical remaster of the 2015 RPG.
CD Projekt Red is keeping one of the defining open world RPGs of the modern era firmly in the spotlight. According to GameRant, Los Angeles-based label Milan Records has just dropped a five-track streaming EP titled The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Songs of the Past. Running at roughly 13 minutes, the mini-album features contributions from Magda Urbańska, Daniel Elms, and franchise veteran Marcin Przybyłowicz, giving players an early atmospheric taste of the upcoming third paid expansion slated for 2027.
This musical drop arrives alongside a massive upcoming comprehensive remaster of the 2015 classic and its original DLCs. Alongside visual upgrades like path tracing and advanced upscaling tech, CDPR is rolling out quality of life overhauls including modernized tutorials, equipment transmogrification, cross-platform mod support, and revamped traversal mechanics. Base game owners will also receive the initial two expansions at no extra cost, effectively priming the community for the new content pipeline.
For players who treat long running game worlds as ongoing social and entertainment hubs, this rollout shows how modern studios keep single player franchises alive for over a decade. Whether you are diving back in for the technical upgrades or just streaming the new ambient tracks on your commute, CDPR is ensuring the continent remains a central fixture in the gaming conversation ahead of the 2027 expansion launch.
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Original article: Game Rant