The Witcher 3 Remastered gives you more freedom to customize Geralt's appearance without forcing you to give up the equipment you actually want to use. With the new Reforge transmogrification system, you can change the visual appearance of your armor and weapons while keeping the original combat stats and attributes of your equipped gear.

Mods are a great way to change how you play The Witcher 3 Remastered, whether you want small visual improvements or larger gameplay changes. The Remastered version makes modding easier than before by introducing a built-in mod browser powered by mod.io.

Finding a rare Aniimo in Aniimo can take some preparation. While normal creatures can often be caught with basic Aniipods, rare variants such as Prismana, Umbral, and Sparkling Aniimo require a bit more planning. Your capture chance depends on more than the Aniipod you use. Overworld mechanics such as stealth and backstab bonuses can make a big difference, while the regional Nurture system gives you a way to actively work toward certain rare spawns instead of relying entirely on luck. If you are hunting rare Aniimo, these are the mechanics and strategies worth using.

If you have been exploring Idyll in Aniimo, you have probably come across strange ancient structures that look like they belong to a much older civilization. These are the game's version of open-world shrines, although Aniimo officially calls them Sanctums. There are 18 Sanctums scattered throughout Idyll. Each one contains a different puzzle or challenge, and you will need to use the abilities of your Aniimo to make your way through them. Some are simple enough to figure out while exploring, while others can be easy to miss if you are only following the main path. Finding all of them is worth doing, especially if you are working toward full exploration or trying to unlock everything available in the world. Here is how to spot Sanctums while exploring, followed by the full list of 18 challenges.

Choosing creatures in Aniimo is not just about picking the ones with the highest damage. Each creature has a specific job in combat, and a team can feel completely different depending on which four you put together. One creature might focus on breaking an enemy's gauge, while another keeps the party healthy or gives everyone more energy to work with.