The Witcher 3 Expansion Songs of the Past Points to a New Romance Option for Geralt
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An upcoming expansion for The Witcher 3 titled Songs of the Past strongly hints at a new romance option for Geralt, arriving over a decade after the base game's release.
More than a decade after its initial launch, The Witcher 3 is gearing up for a brand new expansion called Songs of the Past. According to a recent hands-off gameplay demo at Gamescom reported by Eurogamer, the upcoming add-on takes Geralt to the northern country of Letten on family business alongside Dandelion. There, the legendary witcher crosses paths with Dandelion's cousin Lilla, a fiery adventurer who immediately catches his eye during a monster scouting mission.
During the demo, sharp-eyed viewers spotted a potential romance prompt appear during a close encounter between the two characters. When pressed about the interaction during an interview, Fool's Theory CEO Jakub Rokosz played coy with a knowing laugh, refusing to confirm or deny the inclusion. However, a simultaneous CD Projekt Red livestream practically sealed the deal when content strategist Carolin Wendt explicitly told fans that more romance is on the way for Geralt because he deserves it.
The Songs of the Past expansion is currently slated for a 2027 release, proving that developer CD Projekt Red is far from finished supporting their landmark RPG. For players who have spent countless hours debating the merits of Team Yen versus Team Triss across console, PC, and cloud setups, this upcoming content drop offers a fresh excuse to dive back onto the Path.
Tags: RPG, CD Projekt Red, PC Gaming, Console Gaming
Original article: Eurogamer