Here’s the minty dilemma: That free copy is acquired by linking other platforms’ accounts with GOG (verifying you own it elsewhere), which gifts the game. If you’ve played The Witcher 3 on your console - even if you’ve already sold the disc or never even owned it - GOG will detect it has been played on your account and gift the free game.

If it’s just the base game, your GOG version will be just the base game. If your copy of Witcher 3 is the Game of the Year edition with all the expansions, that’s what you’ll get on GOG. Switch is the only platform that’s not eligible.Īdditionally, there’s parity across different editions of the game. Steam, Epic, Origin PS4, Xbox One - owning Witcher 3 any of those places will net you the DRM-free GOG version at no extra cost. Anyone who owns a copy of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt elsewhere can claim another free copy of it on GOG (which is CD Projekt’s PC games marketplace and launcher). Remember Ice Breakers mints, with their two-lidded packaging reading “To Share” and “Not to Share?” The sharing side is small as if to ask “Why would you ever be dumb enough to share these delicious mints?” The not-sharing side is huge - half the case if memory serves - as if you’ve going to shovel them all in your mouth at once.ĬD Projekt Red presents Witcher 3 owners with a similar predicament of greed, just without the refreshing aftertaste.

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