The Witcher returns once again, in a game that will have Geralt following his own path in a massive open world.

There's intrigue and mystery aplenty in The Witcher 2, and it's all the fault on one regicide-happy villain. SAy hell to him in the latest trailer.

The Witcher 2 developers CD Projekt speak out against the rumoured lock-out of pre-played games in the next generation of consoles.

2011 looks set to be one of the best years ever for the PC gaming platform, as the senior device was host to a wide range of exclusive games this year. But which one was the best?

Hit PC game, The Witcher 2, could have been an even bigger success, if it weren't for rampant piracy, and yet, the studio refuses to implement restrictive protection on their product.

Those PC gamers among you fortunate enough to have played CD Projeckt’s The Witcher could attest to the fact that it’s an incredible RPG, with a deep and intriguing storyline, and an engaging combat system. Pity then, that our console brethren may not have the opportunity to experience it for themselves; word floating around the interwebs says that the its …

The Witcher was initially released for the PC and was met with positive results (81/100 on Metacritic). The devolopers, CD Projekt Red recently announced that a console version subtitled Rise of the White Wolf, for the Xbox 360 and PS3 is in the works and promises to have new engine, streamlined combat, character models, animations as well as a more dynamic combat system. A trailer has just been released and while it doesn't show any footage of the actual gameplay it does a good job of setting the tone for what console gamers can expect. The game is set to be released on consoles somewhere around our spring in 2009 so if you are looking for an engaging action RPG that offers between 40 - 50 hours of gameplay at that time, this may very well be worth your money.