CD Projekt Red isn't finished polishing The Witcher 3 Remastered. The newly released version of the beloved RPG has already received two small patches, and the developer has now confirmed that another update is in the works. While there's no release date yet, PlayStation 5 players have particular reason to be hopeful. In a new update shared on social media, CD Projekt Red outlined several issues currently being investigated and fixed. Performance improvements on PS5 are among the studio's priorities, alongside additional visual adjustments.

The upcoming work also includes fixes for My Rewards and Twitch Drops, voice-over audio problems on consoles, and an issue preventing Ukrainian localization from being available in certain regions on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. CD Projekt Red says it is also investigating other problems reported by players, meaning the next patch could contain even more fixes by the time it arrives.The studio is also continuing work on bringing additional mods to all platforms, giving players more ways to customize their experience.

The Witcher 3 Remastered launched on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2 with a range of visual improvements and gameplay changes. However, those upgrades have also introduced some performance concerns. The issue appears particularly noticeable on consoles, where players don't have the same freedom as PC users to modify or roll back certain visual features.PC players have the option of using mods to optimize demanding features such as path tracing, or simply returning to the previous next-gen version if they prefer its performance. Console players don't have the same alternatives.

That makes CD Projekt Red's upcoming performance work especially important for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S owners who want to enjoy the remastered visuals without sacrificing smooth gameplay.

Despite the technical issues, the remaster's gameplay improvements remain an important part of the package. The hope now is that future updates can bring the performance closer to what players expect while preserving the visual and gameplay upgrades that make this version stand out.For now, CD Projekt Red hasn't announced when the next patch will arrive. But with performance, visuals, audio, rewards, localization, and additional reported issues already on the studio's radar, The Witcher 3 Remastered clearly isn't finished evolving.