The Witcher 3's Songs of the Past DLC may feature a festival the RPG series has never seen, as new CD Projekt Red artwork sparks Belleteyn theories
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For 11 years, players of The Witcher 3 have been trying to imagine the famous Belleteyn festival. Well, the game's next DLC might just allow you to attend it for the first time.
Even before the big presentation at gamescom 2026, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt once again provides talk material. An early photo from the unfinished booth of CD Projekt RED shows previously unknown artwork on Songs of the Past and provides fans with a possible clue to the plot. The focus of the speculation is the traditional Belleteyn festival. The presentation of an exuberant celebration on a water body, glowing candles, decorated boats and flower…
Next year CD Projekt Red with Songs of the Past brings us new content for the role-playing game The Witcher 3. Now there is a possible new hint. more
When The Witcher 3 arrived in 2015 and CD Projekt updated it to the new generation of consoles, perhaps they didn't think it was going to be one of the best-selling games in history.So, he ended up launching Blood and Wine and Hearts of Stone.But there was something missing, a festival we could see in Songs of the Past.Do you think that Poles will show Belleteyn?As it's going to be at Gamescom 2026, the studio has started setting up the stage fo…
The Witcher 3's Songs of the Past DLC may feature a festival the RPG series has never seen, as new CD Projekt Red artwork sparks Belleteyn theories
After 11 years, The Witcher 3 might finally let us experience Belleteyn firsthand in new DLC, Songs of the Past – if a Gamescom booth from CD Projekt Red offers anything to go by.Belleteyn has sadly only been mentioned by the developer in The Witcher 3 thus far, as a massive celebratory fertility festival with food, drink, love, and you name it (think Beltane, its real-world Gaelic counterpart). Interestingly enough, however, it is the birthday …
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