1. Collectibles & Totals
The Signs checklist covers 5 entries. You can tick them off one by one on the Signs tracker, and the page keeps a running count as you go.
The Witcher Gear Sets checklist covers 6 entries. You can tick them off one by one on the Witcher Gear Sets tracker, and the page keeps a running count as you go.
The Places of Power checklist covers 6 entries. You can tick them off one by one on the Places of Power tracker, and the page keeps a running count as you go.
The Witcher Contracts checklist covers 10 entries. You can tick them off one by one on the Witcher Contracts tracker, and the page keeps a running count as you go.
The Bosses checklist covers 14 entries. You can tick them off one by one on the Bosses tracker, and the page keeps a running count as you go.
2. Remastered and Songs of the Past
No. It launches 29 September 2026 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2, and it is a free upgrade for anyone who owns the game on those platforms — original Switch owners get the native Switch 2 version too. CD Projekt's own list of what changes: upgraded visuals, enhanced combat with new finishers, new sign effects, improved traversal and mount handling, enhanced monster behaviours, a skill tree revamp, transmogrification (one item's stats, another's look) and an expanded photo mode. And since 25 August, everyone who owns the base game already has Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine for free. This guide was written against the 2022 next-gen build; the collectible totals do not change, but the skill pages will need a pass once the new tree is playable.
A new paid expansion for 2027, first shown at gamescom Opening Night Live in August 2026. Geralt travels to Letten, "a seemingly idyllic land that hides a dark secret", with a new weapon: the chain. It is a separate purchase from the free Remastered upgrade; CD Projekt says it never considered charging existing owners for the remaster itself. Price and date are not announced.
Added on 14 September 2026 from CD Projekt Red's press release of 25 August and Game Informer's and PC Gamer's coverage, which agree on the date, the platforms and the free upgrade. Not from a playthrough — neither is out yet.
3. About This Guide
21 pages in total: 8 walkthrough chapters, 12 reference and collectible pages. Everything starts from the guide hub.
Yes. 5 separate checklists cover 41 entries between them — Signs, Witcher Gear Sets, Places of Power, Witcher Contracts, Bosses — and each one shows its own progress bar.
4. Progress & Game Memory
No. Everything you tick is stored in your browser straight away, with no account and no sign-up. Creating a free account adds one thing: your progress follows you to another device or browser.
Game Memory gathers every checklist you have touched, across every guide on the site, into a single page with a bar per game. It is under your profile once you are logged in.
Without an account, yes — the checkmarks live in that browser only. With an account they are stored server-side and come back when you log in again.
5. Using GuideVault
Yes, all of it. Every page, checklist and tool is free to use, with no paywall and no locked chapters. Patreon supporters get cosmetic extras and a few convenience features, never content.
Yes. The spoiler toggle in the bottom-left corner hides marked passages across the whole site, so you can use the collectible pages without reading past where you are.
Yes — the controller button in the bottom-right corner switches the visual effects off, and the choice is remembered. The site also respects your system's reduced-motion setting automatically.