Hands-on demonstrations hosted by CD Projekt Red following Gamescom Opening Night Live have provided attendees with a deeper look at The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's upcoming expansion, Songs of the Past. Showfloor previews strongly suggest that a newly introduced character named Lilla will serve as a romantic interest for Geralt during his journey through the expansion.

Taking place in the newly revealed territory of Letten, the expansion introduces a region steeped in rural traditions, bountiful harvests, and festive gatherings that mask a dormant regional threat. Designed as a narrative bridge leading toward The Witcher 4, the storyline forces Geralt to confront unique adversaries while navigating local customs.

Narrative connections reveal that Geralt travels to the region alongside Dandelion, eventually crossing paths with the bard's cousin, Lilla. Media outlets attending private previews noted specialized dialogue trees for Lilla, with development staff offering evasive responses when questioned directly about romantic storylines, encouraging players to discover the outcomes firsthand.

Character profiles published by the studio describe Lilla as an intelligent, adventurous, and rebellious figure who embodies the spirit of Letten. Given the expansion's 2027 launch window, additional details regarding her full role in the narrative may remain undisclosed until future industry showcases like The Game Awards.

Momentum for the franchise continues through the current calendar year with the upcoming release of The Witcher 3 Remastered in September 2026. Arriving as a free update for existing owners alongside a dedicated release on Nintendo Switch 2, the remaster ensures players can revisit the base game ahead of the expansion's arrival.