‘The Witcher 3: Blood And Wine’ DLC Boasts Of New Monsters, Quests; Release Date Moved?

The upcoming DLC of "The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" game is expected to delight its gamers further as innovations and a number of new features will be incorporated.

According to GameSpot, game developer CD Projekt Red has revealed that the anticipated expansion "better than the main game" in certain ways. 

It was explained, though, by CD Projekt Red marketing lead Michal Platkow-Gilewski that the expansion doesn't necessarily mean "better per se" but he assured fans that the new things added into it are worth looking forward to.

"Blood and Wine is the sum of all the experiences we gained when creating Wild Hunt, so it's definitely more refined than Wild Hunt in many regards, but that doesn't mean it's better per se," the executive of the Polish game developer of "The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" DLC shared.

"I wouldn't point fingers at what's better separately, as each addition to 'Wild Hunt' (including over 10 updates we've released so far) enriches the overall experience you get from 'The Witcher' as a game in general," he added. "The base game with the expansions is simply better than without them."

The report also noted that "players can look forward to all manner of new monsters, quests, and places of interest in 'Blood and Wine,'" including the new realm, Toussaint.

Meanwhile, it was pointed out the "The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" DLC release date was pushed to the first semester of 2016, from its original schedule of first quarter.

On the other hand, Cross Map disclosed that the expansion will have a total of 20-hour gameplay and will have new additions in terms of enemies, gears and map. 

It was speculated as well that missing characters, such as Bruxas, Manticores and Stringas, would already be part of the upcoming update.

Three other characters were reportedly set to make a comeback, too, in "The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" DLC amid the still unidentified official release date.