The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt News

There's a multiplayer mod for The Witcher 3 so you can turn one of the finest singleplayer RPGs of all time into an MMO instead

modder called rejuvenate, previously responsible for the Wolven Trainer (which bundles together freecam, a time-of-day changer, a wardrobe editor, and a bunch of other tweaks), has finally done it. The Witcher 3 is multiplayer now...
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The Witcher 3 now has online multiplayer thanks to a mod, allowing gaggles and gangs of Geralts to gather

As much as single-player solitude's a big reason why I love getting lost in The Witcher 3, running around its world with a small crew of mates also seems like it'd be a nice time. A good thing it is then that a new mod for the decade old RPG allows it to host online multiplayer sessions with several players running amok at once.

I remember when The Witcher 3 first clicked for me. It was my third attempt to crack the game, so I switched the difficulty down to medium (thank goodness we don't have a comments section), completely ignored the alchemy mechanics, and just experienced it as a story-first action game. I quickly fell in love with The Continent, the characters (not Dandelion), and the environmental storytelling, and haven't looked back since. However, not all of my friends have followed me into Geralt's boots. Thankfully, a new multiplayer mod might be the perfect way for me to introduce them to the grumpy witcher we know and love ahead of The Witcher 4.

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Ambitious The Witcher 3 restoration mod adds yet more cut dialogue to the game, including a new Yennefer romance scene and extra choices for its most famous quest

With nearly half a million words in its script and 950 speaking roles to voice them, one thing The Witcher 3 isn't short of is dialogue. Yet like any properly edited work of fiction, there were originally a lot more words in CD Projekt's brilliant RPG. Hundreds of cut voice lines lurk within The Witcher 3's game files, ranging from simple one-liners to dialogue choices and even entire cutscenes...
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GOG's new owner says DRM makes life "more difficult" for customers, so he sees "no reason to keep it alive"

I was somewhat surprised that Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red decided to sell its online games store GOG late in 2025, but unsurprised by who bought it. Michał Kiciński was a co-founder and joint CEO of CDPR, including in 2008 when it launched GOG. After parting ways with the company in 2011, he's reacquired the storefront in order to challenge Steam's hegemony and commit to providing players with DRM-free games for them to play any time, any place.