The Witcher 3 Stream This Week Has Players Demanding New DLC

CD Projekt Red has announced a special livestream celebration for the 10th anniversary of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’s acclaimed second expansion, Blood and Wine. The stream is scheduled for May 28, 2026 at 5 PM CEST (8 AM PT / 11 AM ET / 4 PM BST) and will feature CD Projekt Red developers Kacper Niepokólczycki and Magdalena Zych returning “to the land of knights, vineyards, and vampires.”

While the official announcement makes no promises beyond a nostalgic look back at the expansion, the timing has sparked considerable speculation among the gaming community. Players are eagerly hoping for—and vocally demanding—news of new Witcher 3 DLC content. This speculation is fueled by ongoing rumors that CD Projekt Red has been developing additional expansions for the decade-old game.

Recent reports have suggested that the studio may be working on new DLC featuring a “Dune-style” location, though nothing has been officially confirmed. This comes as somewhat surprising news, given that when Blood and Wine launched in 2016, CD Projekt Red explicitly stated it would be the final DLC for protagonist Geralt of Rivia’s story.

The announcement has reinvigorated fan discussion around the possibility of returning to the game’s world with fresh content. Whether the May 28 stream will deliver any concrete announcements or simply serve as a celebratory retrospective remains to be seen, though fan expectations are decidedly high.

The Witcher 3 Stream This Week Has Players Demanding New DLC

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