CD Projekt RED has postponed The Witcher 3's final patch to 2026. Discover what's coming with the new mod support.
The Witcher 3’s Final Update Pushed to 2026
Exact Release Date Still Unconfirmed
Originally scheduled for this year, CD Projekt RED confirms The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's concluding update will now arrive in 2026. The studio hasn't finalized the exact launch date.
An FAQ detailing the mod support functionality is currently available. While reasons for the delay remain undisclosed, CD Projekt RED promises to share more updates closer to release.
Fan responses across social platforms have been overwhelmingly supportive, with many applauding the studio's commitment to delivering a polished final update.
Cross-Platform Mod Support Explained
Announced May 30, 2025 as the game's swan song update, "One More Patch" commemorates The Witcher 3's 10th anniversary following its May 2015 debut on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Subsequent releases include Nintendo Switch (2019) and next-gen Complete Editions (2022).
This free update enables cross-platform mod sharing via mod.io across PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Players need both CD Projekt RED and mod.io accounts to access the feature.
While existing third-party mods remain functional, console compatibility depends on platform guidelines. Script-based console mods require REDkit development, though texture/bundle mods don't.
Important note: Mod creation will remain PC-exclusive, requiring REDkit or compatible tools before cross-platform distribution.
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