CD Projekt Red continues polishing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered following its launch. The studio released updates addressing visual concerns players raised during the first week.
According to Kotaku, the remastered version received patches making "various lighting adjustments." The developers identified bloom effects as a particular issue requiring attention. CD Projekt Red confirmed a fix for the bloom problem is in development and will arrive in a future update.
The remaster launched to mixed reception regarding its visual overhaul. Players and critics noted unexpected lighting changes from the original 2015 release, with some describing the new approach as inconsistent with the game's intended atmosphere. The bloom issue proved especially noticeable in certain environments and lighting conditions.
CD Projekt Red's approach mirrors its typical post-launch support strategy. The studio acknowledges player feedback and adjusts technical elements through incremental patches rather than sweeping revisions. This method allows the team to refine specific systems while maintaining the broader remaster's design direction.
The Witcher 3 Remastered includes upgraded visuals, improved performance options, and integration of previous expansions and DLC. Despite the launch-week issues, the remaster represents a substantial technical refresh of the decade-old RPG. Players remain invested in the updates as the studio works through refinement phases.
CD Projekt Red has not announced specific dates for the bloom fix or detailed timelines for additional visual adjustments. The studio continues gathering player feedback to inform future patches.