GOG GALAXY CHECKING LOCAL FILES INSTALL

GOG GALAXY CHECKING LOCAL FILES INSTALL

Yes, you need to install each one manually from here.ĭo that, and the DLC should finally be active in the game next time you load up.

Click that to be taken to a local folder with your various DLC. Over on the dark grey left-hand side of GOG Galaxy, where you now have a little list of the recently downloaded Witcher 3 DLC bits, hover over one of them and find the spy-glass icon. That seems like it should be the final stage, but actually it isn’t. If you get a weird ‘Disk access error’ message for any of them (like I did,) just try again and it should eventually go through. Find the DLC offerings in the list (new mission, extra haircuts for Geralt and the like) and click on each one to download them. This should give you a big ol’ list of extras down the right-hand side of the page. To actually install and activate these things in the game, click the ‘More’ tab on the game page (as shown below) and go to ‘Backup & Extras.’ On GOG Galaxy’s Witcher 3 page you should see a $0.00 ‘Free DLC Program’ offering under ‘Additional Content’ (not the expansion pass, that one costs money.) ‘Buy’ this free package through the checkout process. Here’s a short guide.įirst of all, make sure you’re actually signed up for the free Witcher 3 DLC to begin with. Since I only just figured it out, I’m going to assume others might be in the same situation.

That’s all fine and dandy, but actually installing and activating these DLC bits through GOG Galaxy is a bit convoluted (it is still in beta, after all.) Today, The Witcher 3 has got a couple more of the sixteen planned bits of freebie DLC a new mission and a different outfit for Yennefer.

Gog galaxy checking local files