The final season of Netflix's The Witcher series has reportedly been delayed, according to a report from What's on Netflix that was cited by PC Gamer. The season had reportedly finished filming late last year, but the outlet says its reporting confirms the release has shifted to next year.
Netflix has not publicly confirmed the delay, and according to the report, the company is not thought to have locked in a specific 2027 release window yet.
PC Gamer notes that the What's on Netflix report speculates the delay could be related to further work on visual effects or an effort to move the show's finale away from other major releases, but there is no explicit confirmation from Netflix as to the actual reason behind the delay.
The report adds that no major reshoots or further cast changes have been confirmed for the season. The show has previously drawn attention for recasting the lead role of Geralt, now played by Liam Hemsworth, and for taking a different approach from the source novels and video games it is based on.