CD Projekt's remastered version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will ask players for roughly 45GB of free storage space on PlayStation 5, Xbox and PC, according to GameGPU. The outlet reported the figure on Friday, September 25, 2026, alongside news that exact regional release times for the game have been published.
GameGPU also carried a separate report stating that the remaster arrives 11 years after the original release, a detail echoed by a second outlet, Campaign Insight, which described the project as a remaster launched eleven years on. The same GameGPU coverage noted that the remaster has drawn criticism over what reviewers called insufficient attention to Igni fire effects and to sleep animations.
The storage figure matters because it tells players how much room they need to clear before downloading, and the published regional times let them plan when the download goes live in their territory. Beyond the space requirement and the timing details, the reports did not specify a file size breakdown by platform or list the individual regional launch windows.
Players waiting on the remaster should watch for the regional release schedule to go live in their market, and for any further detail from the publisher on how the 45GB requirement breaks down across platforms.
