Until now, gamers still don't have the release date for "The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" DLC. However, developer CD Projekt RED has been revealing more and more about the gameplay of Blood and Wine. One thing is for certain, though, the upcoming "The Witcher 3" DLC will be massive.

Despite the delay of the DLC release, most fans and gamers are still excited about it. Rumors report that this DLC is going to be better than the main game. According to Attack of the Fan Boy, the polish video game website Gry-online suggests that "Blood and Wine" will be released this coming Apr. 26. However, these are still unconfirmed.

In an interview with Eurogamer, as translated by Gamespot, Jakub Szamalek, senior story writer of "The Witcher 3," mentions the upcoming "Blood and Wine" will focus on the conclusion of Geralt's story and afterward, the team at CD Projekt RED will be focusing on its next game, "Cyberpunk 2077."

The upcoming "Blood and Wine" will have a good-looking landscape based on the region of Toussaint, which is going to be a more colorful place compared to Novigrad.

The developer barely reveals any information on the upcoming "Blood and Wine," but what gamers know is that the upcoming DLC will have a total of 20 hours of gameplay, new map, new gears, and new enemies.

Rumors also suggest that the upcoming DLC will include some of the missing characters in "The Witcher 3" and will introduce new monsters such as Bruxas, Manticores, and Stringas. It is also reported that Anna Henrietta and Vilgefortz will be coming back to the game as well.

Gamer and fans should keep their fingers crossed and hope that the developers deliver since this is a conclusion of one of the beloved heroes in the game. "The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine" will be released on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.