The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt got its final piece of free downloadable content today.
The New Game Plus mode is available to download on Xbox One now — it’s also heading to PlayStation 4 and PC soon. It lets players dive back into the massive role-playing adventure for a second run-through with tougher enemies. Given that it takes around 200 hours to complete everything in a single run-through, New Game Plus is strictly for players who just can’t get enough of Geralt’s adventures.
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CD Projekt Red is also planning two big paid-for expansions for The Witcher 3. The first of these — Hearts of Stone — is scheduled for October, while the second expansion — Blood and Wine — will release next year. Both are included with the $25 season pass and will provide around 30 hours of gameplay.
Meanwhile, New Game Plus should keep Witcher fans busy. Starting it will give you a Clearing Potion that lets you reset your skills. Experience, items, money, and recipes all carry over from the main game; quest items, useable items, books, letters, and Gwent cards don’t.