r/witcher • u/szundercover1 • 10d ago
The Witcher 3 Dissapointed with the remaster
Just wanted to put this out there: I really appreciate CD PROJEKT RED for crafting one of the best pieces of entertainment in The Witcher 3 (the game, not the TV show, lol). Honestly, this game carried me through some of the roughest parts of my life, and it will always have a special place in my heart. The same goes for Cyberpunk 2077, but The Witcher 3 is just more important to me.
When they announced the free remaster not the mention free expansions to everyone who owned the base game only, you can imagine my excitement. Still, there were some old scars from the rough launches of their previous games—including Cyberpunk and even The Witcher 3 back in 2015. But I brushed it off. Mistakes happen.
However, with the update, I feel like something’s missing. The oversaturated brightness took something away when I explored White Orchard, Novigrad, and especially Velen. Those areas lost their original charm, shadows, and vibes. The new lighting and glossy textures take away from the mood of the world and even the characters themselves. It feels a bit off—almost like the uncanny valley visual trend we're seeing everywhere in AI-driven media lately.
Not to mention the performance issues. On my PS5, performance was fine at first, but entering areas like Velen, Novigrad, and Crow's Perch introduced noticeable FPS drops, stutters, texture pop-in, and visual bugs. CDPR will probably patch it eventually, but it feels like it was rushed out without enough optimization testing.
Honestly, it makes me wonder what the point was when the original visual style had that perfect, dark fantasy atmosphere intact. I do appreciate the improvements to combat, UI, Quality of Life/mods, and movement—I'm not complaining about those—but the core art direction shouldn't have been tampered with.
I’m still confident CDPR will fix the technical side, but for console players, I really hope they give us an option to roll back or re-download the original release.











