For those of you who loved The Witcher 3’s in-game collectible card game Gwent , there’s a standalone, free-to-play game coming. You can actually play the beta right now if you’re up for a bit of competitive card battling – but many are waiting for the game’s promised single player campaign to launch before they jump in.
Fans don’t want games as a service. They just want a game that they can sit back with and relax, content in the knowledge that they’re getting the full experience delivered to them. Such games on a grander high-budget level are a rarity now, but it’s a direction that The Witcher’s developers CD Projekt Red are remaining locked on.
The radio silence regarding Cyberpunk 2077, the departure of a number of team leads and some unflattering company reviews on employment review site Glassdoor have led to a bit of negativity. Enough so that CD Projekt RED has felt compelled to comment.
I thought I’d finally moved on. I thought I was done with Geralt of Rivia and all of that witchering business. And now I’m sat here, reminiscing about all those adventures.
The Gwent Masters will be CD PROJEKT RED's first taste of esports.
"An unidentified individual or individuals have just informed us they are in possession of a few internal files belonging to CD PROJEKT RED. Among them are documents connected to early designs for the upcoming game, Cyberpunk 2077."
Ever wondered what The Witcher 3 looks like, running at a speed that your PC will never ever be capable of in its current state? Grab some tissues (for crying you pervert) and see for yourself then, as an 8K version of The Witcher 3 is simply magical.
CD Projekt Red recently trademarked the term “Cyberpunk”, resulting in fans quickly voicing their concerns that the umbrella term for a vast array of fictional media could find itself slapped with plenty of lawsuits in the near future. The developer behind the Witcher series however, wants to assure fans that they’re not seeking to become one of those guys who wields a tight grip on their trademark, and that they’re merely going to use it for the protection of their upcoming game.
A good loot box never feels like a coupon. It feels like a moment. …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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