Top 10 hidden places in The Witcher 3

There are lots of cool hidden places in The Witcher 3, but here are my top ten places to find that are off the beaten track.

The Witcher 3 Artwork

If you buy The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Game of the Year Edition on GOG.com you’ll get a variety of exclusive extras to download, including some very cool high resolution artwork. Here are a few examples of said artwork, but in low resolution form.

Other Unique Monsters in The Witcher 3

These are unique Witcher 3 monsters that are not contracts, but are related to quests and haven’t been mentioned in either our Boss Fights Guide, our general Monster Guide, or our Monster Contracts Guide.

Video: Setting Up New Game Plus

This short video demonstrates how to take your stuff from your old game into your New Game Plus game.

Video: Final Undiscovered Locations

Visiting the final undiscovered locations in Toussaint in my current game. Some wild dogs, and a level 42 Wight, are put to the sword as I mop-up these remaining two places.

Video: Waiting For Goe and Doh

While out mopping up the final few undiscovered locations Geralt finds a hidden treasure patrolled by level 40 Drowners, which leads to a short secondary mission called “Waiting For Goe and Doe”.

Video: The Inconstant Gardener

Clearing out a small homestead of bandits near Tesham Mutna, Geralt finds a note leading to a small secondary quest called The Inconstant Gardener.

Video: The Tufo Monster Part 2

This is the final monster contract in my current game. Upon exploring a cave near the Tufo Estate, Geralt finds the lair of a unique Shaelmaar that has been killing workers on the vineyard.

Video: The Tufo Monster Part 1

Waiting until night, Geralt sets off to investigate the cellar of the Tufo Estate, at the request of the rather rude Jean-Christophe de Bourbeau. He finds a series of tunnels underneath and a nest of Kikimore and their eggs.

Video: Water Hag

Fighting a level 47 Water Hag on a beach in southern Toussaint. Water Hags are dangerous Necrophages who can throw balls of mud to blind their opponents and have a long reach with their clawed hands.