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Here's The Witcher 3 Remastered release time for your region

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Here's The Witcher 3 Remastered release time for your region

The Witcher 3 Remastered is set to release on September 29 across all regions. This update brings a host of enhancements to the beloved RPG, including improved visuals, a revamped skill system, an expanded photo mode, combat enhancements, and the introduction of armor transmog. There are also other quality of life (QoL) tweaks and bug fixes to smooth out the overall experience.

As an update, there is no preloading required for The Witcher 3 Remastered. The update itself is approximately 45GB in size, which will be rolled out gradually throughout the day. The release times vary slightly depending on your location:

- West Coast US: 3 am PDT

- East Coast US: 6 am EDT

- UK: 11 am BST

- Europe: 12 pm CEST

- Australia: 8 pm AEST

- New Zealand: 11 pm NZDT

The Witcher 3 Remastered brings this 10-year-old game into the modern era, making it look and play better than ever before. This update is a significant upgrade, bringing the game to the standards of today's games market.

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