Bummer, I was pretty pumped for May to roll around to check out the swank re-release of an enhanced edition of The Witcher for PC. But according to this news post on the game’s official site, the enhanced edition has hit a delay; a revised release date will be posted in a few days.
The developer CD Projekt RED attributes additional polishing and tweaking required to ensure a steady worldwide release date — attention was given to translations, especially changes to the English and German versions.
Don’t forget, for you fans who already own the game, you’ll be able to download all of the new enhancements and content for free! Here’s a brief yet lengthy rundown of the new features in the enhanced edition of The Witcher:
"The Witcher: Enhanced Edition will be free of the majority of criticisms noted by fans and media in the original version of the game. The enhancements cover two major areas: removing technical issues (loading times will be reduced by 80%, stability of the game on various operating systems will be improved, and numerous improvements will be made to enhance fighting precision) and the aforementioned changes in language versions. Additionally, the product will ship to retail in a value-packed bundle that includes all language versions on a single master disc, the D’jinni Adventure Editor and two official adventures, the official soundtrack, an album of music inspired by The Witcher, a game guide, a map of The Witcher’s world and more."
