JOIN THE RACE

Sign in to save scores, appear on leaderboards and track personal bests.

Home›Games PixProofs›The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt vs Grand Theft Auto VI

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt VS Grand Theft Auto VI

▸ WHICH ONE HOLDS UP BETTER

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt holds up better here: it's rated PLAY IT, while Grand Theft Auto VI is SKIP IT.

Verdict🟢 PLAY IT🔴 SKIP IT
The RealityOriginally released in 2015 as the third entry in the fantasy action RPG franchise, the title has maintained active developer support. Independent announcements confirm a free next-gen update as well as remastered releases and expansion content.The real release timeline has slipped twice: originally targeted for 2025, delayed to May 26, 2026, then delayed again to November 2026 — with real, independently reported internal pressure along the way (Kotaku reported Rockstar urging staff to return to office specifically to avoid a further delay). As of today (September 2026), the game has still not shipped. Sources differ slightly on the exact November date (Nov 19 vs Nov 26 appear in different real outlets), which itself reflects how fluid the actual schedule has been despite the 'locked in' framing. Separately, Rockstar's head of development confirmed GTA VI will run at 30fps on base PS5 and Xbox Series X (with no boost even on PS5 Pro, since its CPU is unchanged) — a real, sourced tradeoff for the game's visual ambitions that has genuinely divided PS5 owners, some of whom specifically wanted a 60fps performance mode Rockstar has not committed to.
SHORT ANSWER

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is an action RPG developed by CD Projekt that follows monster hunter Geralt of Rivia in an open-world fantasy setting based on books by Andrzej Sapkowski. Marketing claims around modernized graphics and post-release support are consistently borne out by official updates, including a free next-gen patch and remastered content.

Grand Theft Auto VI: As of September 2026, GTA VI has not shipped and has been delayed twice — from an original 2025 target to May 2026, then again to November 2026 — despite Take-Two repeatedly calling the schedule 'locked in.'

New to these terms?What is open world?