The role-playing game is getting a hefty price hike of 20 euros on Steam.
The announcement ofThe Witcher 3: Remastered is less than a week old, and already there’s a slight downside. The price of the original game on Steam has just gone up by 20 euros. So if you were hoping to save some money before the big re-release, you’re too late.
The Witcher 3: Complete Edition now costs 50 euros instead of 30
The remaster update is free for everyone who already owns The Witcher 3. Anyone who buys the new version after its September 29 release will pay 50 euros. Savvy players might have thought of a quick way to save some money by snapping up the original game for 30 euros. But that trick is a thing of the past.
The price of The Witcher 3: Complete Edition has risenon Steamfrom 29.99 euros to 49.99 euros (viaSteamDB), without any announcement from CD Projekt Red. However, the Complete Edition does at least include the two previously released expansions, which are also part of the remaster.
In the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S stores, The Witcher 3 remains at its price of 50 euros. On the Switch, it currently costs 60 euros.On GOG, you can still purchase the Complete Edition until September 10 for 25 euros instead of 50.
So if you snagged a copy for just a few euros during one of the many sales, you’re in for a real treat. But no matter when you added The Witcher 3 to your library, you’ll get to enjoy the remaster.
In addition to technical improvements and graphical updates, you’ll find several gameplay enhancements there. For example, there’s a sleek new skill tree, improved quest tracking, and more polished animations. You can learn more about this in the link box above. There, Dimi also gives you a deeper look at the new expansion, Songs of the Past, which is set to be released next year.
