CD Projekt Red is treating fans of both Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3 to a little cross-universe fun. The studio's latest update for Cyberpunk 2077 has dropped, and it brings a handful of goodies straight from the Continent to Night City. Players can now deck out V with a sword, a knife, a pair of spectacles, and a jacket and pants inspired by Geralt's iconic Ursine Witcher armor. It's a nice nod to the franchise's roots and a reason for players to jump back into the neon-soaked streets.
This crossover comes on the heels of a major update that finally lets players dual-wield pistols—a feature fans have been requesting since the game's 2020 launch. That alone is a game-changer, but the Witcher-themed cosmetics add an extra layer of charm for those who've spent time in both worlds. The items are available now, so if you've been meaning to revisit V's story, this is a perfect excuse.
The timing is also interesting given CD Projekt Red's current slate. The studio has confirmed that hundreds of developers are already working on the Cyberpunk sequel, though no release window has been announced. Meanwhile, the bulk of the team is focused on the next Witcher game, which is tentatively expected to arrive in 2028. Both franchises have earned a reputation as some of the best RPGs ever made, and this crossover is a fun way to celebrate that legacy.
For Witcher 3 fans, the love has been flowing both ways. Earlier this year, the remastered edition of The Witcher 3 launched with mod support for next-gen consoles and a host of performance improvements. That update also added Cyberpunk-inspired cosmetics for Geralt, including a new hairstyle and bandanna—but only for players who owned both games. Now, Cyberpunk is returning the favor with these new Witcher-themed items.
But the crossover isn't the only news for Witcher enthusiasts. CD Projekt Red has confirmed that The Witcher 3 will receive one final DLC, titled Songs of the Past, slated for release in 2027. Details are scarce, but it's expected to be more in line with Blood and Wine than Hearts of Stone, featuring an entirely new area for Geralt to explore, complete with fresh monsters and enemies. This will be the last expansion centered on Geralt before Ciri takes the spotlight in The Witcher 4. What role Geralt will play in that sequel remains a mystery.
For those who want to dive deeper into the Cyberpunk universe, the anime spinoff Edgerunners is back for a second season on Netflix, and it's already pulling in massive numbers. If you're more into the games, this crossover update is a great reason to revisit Night City. And if you're curious about what else CD Projekt Red has in store, stay tuned—there's plenty more on the horizon.
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So whether you're a seasoned mercenary or a wandering witcher, there's something new to enjoy. Grab your new gear, sharpen your blade, and get back out there—Night City isn't going to explore itself.
