How Big is The Witcher 3's New Map?

Toussaint is roughly the size of No Man's Land from Wild Hunt.

By Jon Ryan

For those unaware, The Witcher 3's latest (and final) expansion, Blood and Wine, not only boasts upwards of 25 new hours of gameplay, but also gives players a whole new kingdom - or, to be exact, a duchy - to roam and slay monsters in. We'd heard that it was large, but didn't truly know how big the map was until we got our hands on it. Once we'd roamed around a bit, we decided to work up a visual approximation of Toussaint versus the largest area in Wild Hunt.

According to CD Projekt RED, Toussaint (in the red box above) is roughly the size of No Man's Land - though they've also mentioned that it is more densely populated that the battlegrounds of Velen were, giving players more to do. For more on Blood and Wine, be sure to check out our our interactive map of Toussaint.

Jon Ryan is an editor at IGN, who you can argue about Gwent cards with on Twitter.

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