The Witcher 3 prepares for its third and final expansion: Songs of the Past, which is why it's a perfect opportunity to jump into one of the greatest RPGs of all time. If you're looking to play The Witcher 3 (for the first time or as a returning veteran), then it's important to know how long this adventure might take the average player, from main mission lengths to side quest adventures and 100% completionist runs!
If you're focusing primarily on main quests, The Witcher 3 will take around 52 hours to complete. However, if you want to focus on both the main quests and the side quests, you're looking at over 110 hours of content to get through, and that's not including a completionist 100% run. If you want to 100% complete The Witcher 3, you're looking at over 170 hours, but that's also factoring in the two expansions: Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine.
If you're looking to complete just the main campaign for Hearts of Stone, then you're looking at around 10 hours of content. Most of the main quests in Hearts of Stone are fairly long, with complex moral choices. However, including all side quests and treasure hunts, Hearts of Stone will take you around 18 hours to complete.
Blood and Wine is the second expansion and is far longer than the first. If you focus purely on the main story for Blood and Wine, it will take you around 15 hours to complete. However, with the abundance of side quests, treasure hunts, contracts, and new Gwent cards to collect, a 100% playthrough of Blood and Wine will take around 40 hours, and perhaps more if you pursue different choices and their consequences!
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