Featuring an immortal man who doesn't mind a beheading, a carefully orchestrated heist, and a jaunty dance number, this trailer for The Witcher 3's Hearts of Stone makes a pretty compelling argument for buying the DLC. It's the full version of a teaser CD Projekt Red released early last month, and it gives you even more reason to distrust that shifty guy from White Orchard.
The Hearts of Stone expansion will be released on October 13 on its own and as part of The Witcher 3's two-part season pass. You don't need to finish the main quest to play through Hearts of Stone's sizable side campaign, though the quests will all be level 30 or higher.
After that, the Blood & Wine expansion will be released sometime next year. Hopefully you'll be able to finish all that Witcher 3 by the time CD Projekt Red ships Cyberpunk 2077, because it's going to be even bigger, because it's going to be even bigger.
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