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Attendees will be able to check out a demo of The Witcher 3 DLC Songs of the Past behind closed doors at PAX Australia
CD Projekt Red will let PAX Australia attendees preview "Songs of the Past," an upcoming DLC for The Witcher 3, in a closed-door demo session rather than on the public show floor. This gives a select group of fans and press early hands-on access to new content for the decade-old RPG, continuing the game's unusually long support cycle and generating fresh buzz ahead of a wider release.
Details of the demo's contents and the DLC's release date were not disclosed in the available material. PAX Australia serves as the venue for this preview, with closed-door access typically reserved for press, content creators or competition winners rather than general attendees, suggesting the studio is managing hands-on coverage carefully before a fuller public reveal.
In short
- The Witcher 3's "Songs of the Past" DLC gets a closed-door demo at PAX Australia.
- Access is limited rather than open to all show attendees.
- Full details and release timing remain unconfirmed.
Explained simply
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a role-playing game from Polish studio CD Projekt Red, first released in 2015. Players follow Geralt, a monster hunter, through a large fantasy world shaped by their choices.
The game has received major expansions and updates since its release, keeping it in the public eye long after launch. PAX Australia is a gaming convention where studios show upcoming games to visitors and the press; a closed-door demo is a preview held away from the public show floor.