Good news gaming fans as details for "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" New Game Plus DLC have been revealed, along with a new quest and a returning character from the game.

It was previously reported before that CD Projekt RED has announced the possible final free DLC for "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt," which features all New Game Plus mode that lets gamers play past adventures and quest within the game's storymode, while having their present XP and weapons.

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CD Projekt RED has promised gaming fans that they will reveal new details about the New Game Plus mode very soon, and now, VG 24/7 has reported that the game publisher gave out the details for the final DLC.

The website stated that when playing the New Game Plus mode, players who are new to the game will have a level boost of 30; however, for gamers who have levels higher than 30 will retain their present status.

Players will also retain their present items when playing the New Game Plus such as money and Alchemy recipe, but the quest items, books and letters, usable items and trophies will not be included. Luckily for Gwent enthusiast, they will still retain cards they have collected during their in-game progression.

Gameinformer further reports that enemies in the game will be a lot stronger now, as players can change the difficulty settings when they start the New Game Plus mode and Gamers will also have a chance to obtain the Death Match achievement within the new DLC mode.

International Business Times reported that the last DLC for "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" will contain two new expanion quest; "Heart of Stone" and "Blood and Wine." The website adds that both quest will add 30 hours of game time when downloaded.

There are also hints that CD Projekt RED will include a returning character in "The Witcher 3" as details of a red haired woman cropped on the New Game Plus mode is speculated to be Shani from the previous installement "Assassins of Kings," PC Gamer reported.

Community manager Marcin Momot stated that as far as the character portrayed in the illustration, it is up for the gaming fans to decide if this is Shani from the previous game, meaning this character could be her or another person that looks like her.

The website further adds that "Heart of Stone" quest will be available on October, with an estimated ten hours of playstime, while "Blood adn Wine" will launch on the early months of 2016 with 20 hours of game time.

"The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" is currently available in stores for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

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