The Witcher 3 HD Reworked NextGen Edition mod will be released next month, the mod's creator confirmed this week.
The new version of the popular mod developed by Halk Hogan will bring massive improvements to the entire game world, making it more beautiful, realistic, and full of details. PC players will be able to explore the hundreds of visual improvements the mod will bring from November 23rd when more information on how the mod further enhances the visuals of one of the best-looking open-world fantasy RPGs released in the past few years. You can get a sneak peek at how the mod improves the city of Novigrad in the trailer below.
While work on The Witcher 3 was done a while back, the game is continuing to receive a lot of love from modders, thanks to the release of the REDKit modding tools that are allowing plenty of cool things, such as the creation of custom characters with different combat styles, the addition of brand new quests, the implementation of the scrapped reputation system, the restoration of removed boat races and more. You can learn more about REDKit by checking out our interview.
The Witcher 3 is now available on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch worldwide.
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