Although game players have already assumed the fate of "The Witcher 3," it is just now that CD Projekt Red has officially confirmed that The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine will be the last content for the game. However, it is also stated in the interview that they are hopeful for a fourth game.
"Personally, I hope that someday in the future we will do something more because I love the setting and I work on The Witcher games around 12 years right now," game director Konrad Tomaszkiewicz told Eurogamer. "But I don't know what we will decide. The strategy plan they've got they will share with us soon. We'll see."
"The Witcher" is the one and only franchise but it's not a bad thing. With all the amazing graphics, it is obvious that they took their time of this game to polish "The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" and make everything have a meaning, whether it's a house you ride by that's on fire, to a random side quest.
"The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" has a story with a meaning that surrounds it, which makes it worth doing and not just only for the experience but to find out more about the land and the area you travel across or through.
"The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" also has an expansion pack as reported by Gamespot. The main thing of "The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" expansion pack is that it contains a new land mass, which has a medieval wise feeling to it. The land hasn't been touched by the war and the nastiness that ravaged much of the world, so it's a much nicer land.
"The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" is set to release on May 31 and the big main story line is that the main protagonist of the Witcher series, Geralt, is trying to solve a murder mystery. Several people have been murdered by what looks like the hand of a monster but the murders in such a way which suggests that they're not being done by just a monster.
Now it's your job to find out what is going on and as a reward you are promised an estate in the land in Toussaint in a form of winery which is where the wine part of "The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" name comes from.
