The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt News

Witcher 3 mod restores a darker ending for the Hearts of Stone expansion that was cut during development

Brothers in Arms is a mod for The Witcher 3 that combines bug fixes with restoration of cut content. It's a frequently updated mod—last time we checked it restored a bunch of dialogue, including a Yennefer romance scene—but the most recent update is particularly substantial. The lengthy list of additions in version 3.1.0 includes the note: "Restored a completely new plotline - Shani's fate during Hearts of Stone expansion. Features a new ending for the expansion (optional)."..
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As extra DLC chat lingers, The Witcher 3 gets a Witcher 4-inspired quest mod designed to give you a taste of Ciri's adventures in Kovir

Following The Witcher 4's big reveal at 2024's Geoff Awards, it predictably took modders about five minutes to revamp The Witcher 3's Ciri into her older monster slaying variant. Now, one of them's had a crack at going a step further by designing a short questline offering a taste of Geralt's non-quite-daughter slaying monsters in Kovir and Poviss, with help from CD Projekt's RedKIT tools.

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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