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The Witcher 3. It’s a decade old now. CD Projekt’s well on its way with The Witcher 4. However, in a really cool turn of events, the studio’s now realed it’ll be putting out one more patch for TW3 later this year, finally bringing mods for it to consoles.

Yep, clearly CDPR didn’t get enough of a kick out of releasing those REDkit modding tools on PC and seeing all the cool stuff folks got up to with them. We need more Witcher 3 modding, and by Sigi Reuven’s bald bonce, we’re getting it.

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“As we celebrate the 10th anniversary of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, we’re excited to share some good news for our players and modders,” CD Projekt wrote in its announcement, “Later this year, we will release one more patch for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. This update will introduce cross-platform mod support across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S via mod.io.

“Creating, sharing, and enjoying mods will be easier and more accessible, as players on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S will be able to share a modding ecosystem.”

#10YearsofTheWitcher3 and one more patch! 🎉

We will introduce cross-platform mod support for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S later this year. For the first time, creating, sharing, and enjoying mods for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will be easier and more accessible than… pic.twitter.com/qiSh9nqd8i

— The Witcher (@thewitcher) May 30, 2025

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You’ll need a mod.io account to download mods on console, and it’s worth noting CD Projekt reccomends that mods available via this new support be made using its official REDkit tools on PC, with that being a hard rule for any console mods which use scripts (so I’d imagine most complex stuff). That said, it adds that “Cross-Platform Mod Support will support mods created in other ways too”.

Obviously, if you’re playing on PC, you’ll be good to keep on doing what you’ve been doing to get your Witcher 3 mods if you wish.

CD Projekt says it’ll share more info, such as a concrete release date, in the run up to the patch’s deployment later this year. Until then, maybe plot out where you hope to sail your Jankdaw.

Will you be hopping back into The Witcher 3 for another playthrough once this mod support drops? Let us know below!

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Square Enix has settled a lawsuit with a mobile game publisher it had accused of using jointly-made assets from a cancelled title without permission.

As reported by Automaton, Square Enix partnered with HK Ten Tree to collaborate on Front Mission 2089: Borderscape, which was announced in April 2022. By October 2022 the game had been cancelled.

In March this year, however, Square Enix accused Ten Tree of using assets created for Front Mission in its turn-based mecha game, Metal Storm (aka Mecharashi in some Asian territories), and sued for copyright infringement.

Ten Tree promptly and publicly responded to the lawsuit, publishing a statement on Metal Storm’s website that said the firm was seeking an “amicable” resolution with Square Enix. Though Square Enix had initially sought to block Mecharashi’s US release until the disputed assets were removed, as well as $150,000 per copyright infraction, a new statement from Ten Tree now states the two companies have reached a settlement, although the terms of that settlement have not yet been made public. Square Enix therefore dropped its lawsuit on May 20.

“Our company and Square Enix have reached an agreement to settle the dispute regarding our smart device game app Metal Storm,” a statement on Ten Tree’s website explained (as translated by machine).

“We will continue to strive to provide better services to our users. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused. We hope you will continue to enjoy the game.”

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Surprise, The Witcher 3’s getting one more cheeky patch ten years on so you can enjoy mod support across consoles and PC for Gerry’s big adventure

Square Enix settles copyright lawsuit with mobile studio HK Ten Tree