CD Projekt Red outlines which Witcher 3 Remastered fixes are coming next, but there’s still division about the changes
CD Projekt Red has announced its ongoing efforts to address issues in The Witcher 3 Remastered, detailing priority areas for upcoming patches. The studio specified that it is focusing on “further performance improvements, particularly on PS5,” visual adjustments, and voiceover audio fixes for console versions. “We’re aiming to address many of these in the next update,” CDPR stated via social media, while also encouraging players to continue reporting bugs through official channels.
Additionally, the developer revealed plans to expand modding support, though details remain limited. The announcement reflects ongoing post-launch refinement typical of major game releases, though it underscores the remaster’s rough initial launch state.
Community response remains divided regarding CDPR’s priorities and approach to the Remastered edition. Some players have expressed frustration over the pacing of critical fixes, particularly game-breaking bugs, while the studio balances these issues with quality-of-life improvements and secondary features like cosmetic drops and mod integration. The tension highlights broader player expectations around polish and launch readiness for high-profile remasters, especially given The Witcher 3’s status as a landmark title within the studio’s portfolio.
The Witcher 3 Remastered launched earlier this year as a significant visual and technical overhaul of the 2015 original, introducing enhanced graphics, improved performance options, and integration with the recently released Cyberpunk 2077 universe crossover content. CD Projekt Red’s continued patching cycle suggests the remaster will receive substantial post-launch support.