The Witcher 3 DLSS Xbox Play Anywhere issues fixed
When The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered launched on September 29, 2026, it didn’t just receive positive reviews—it caused a sensation. The game immediately broke concurrent Steam records, drawing over 119,000 players at launch. Critics were raving about the Remastered Edition, particularly praising the changes made by Jennifer Young, who delivered a perfect 5/5-star review, suggesting that the update was a genuine and welcome facelift for a classic RPG.
However, beneath the surface of that glowing reception, some players were quickly finding themselves wrestling with technical hurdles. As the excitement peaked, reports emerged detailing significant game-breaking bugs and glitches that plagued the experience, especially on PC.
Players noted frustrating issues, including problems with DLSS not functioning correctly with Xbox Play Anywhere on PC, along with persistent failures in saving game progress.
In response to these challenges, CD Projekt Red swiftly acted. The developers rolled out a quick hotfix, Patch 5.00b, addressing several critical issues across all platforms, including the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC versions.
This immediate response included fixing the DLSS availability problem on the Xbox Play Anywhere version, making lighting adjustments to fix poorly lit interiors, and ensuring overall parity with the PC experience. CD Projekt Red is also planning an additional update specifically targeting the issues that prevent players from saving their game files.
It’s a familiar story in the world of major game launches: sometimes, the initial buzz is incredible, but the technical polish takes a little longer to catch up. While some games have faced rougher launches, the team is clearly dedicated to refining the experience for everyone.
Thankfully, this pause ensures that the phenomenal world of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered will continue to be played at its absolute best, setting the stage perfectly for future expansions like The Songs of the Past in 2027.