The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's Hearts of Stone expansion is now released but for those who wish to buy the physical copies of the Limited Edition in North America will have to wait a little longer due to some logistical problems.
Players will continue the adventure of Geralt as he gets caught up in a supernatural conflict between mystical creatures. CD Projekt Red gives a description of the game:
"Step again into the shoes of Geralt of Rivia, a professional monster slayer, this time hired to defeat a ruthless bandit captain, Olgierd von Everec, a man who possesses the power of immortality.
The expansion lets you choose your own way through an adventure that includes recruiting a crew of break-in artists, spending a night partying with a ghost and outsmarting the most bizarre creatures Geralt has ever faced".
Here's the link to The Witcher 3: Hearts of Stone latest trailer.
Hearts of Stone is the first expansion of CD Projekt Red's TheWitcher 3: Wild Hunt featuring 10 hours of exiting new content and introduces new characters, powerful armour and weapons to fight monsters, unique love story, and a new storyline.
The expansion pack can be downloaded digitally, with version of special limited edition for PC and PS4 that can be purchased in stores with a download code and a physical set of collectable Gwent cards.
Gamers who are in North America who wish to buy the limited edition, however, will have to wait a bit longer to get physical copies of the game. CD Projekt Red's Marcin Momot has apologized at their forums for the delayed release of the limited edition.
The delay affects special boxed editions at GameStop stores "all over America," notes Gamespot. The reason for the delay is logistical issues delaying the delivery of the games for "several days" after the date of its release.
TheWitcher 3: Wild Hunt's Hearts of Stone is available now on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. It brings over 10 hours of new content and adventures. Another expansion called Blood and Wine with twenty-hour new content is scheduled for release early next year.
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