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‘Gwenfinity’ to see players take control of meta CD Projekt RED has announced that it plans to start sunsetting Gwent — the spin-off card game from mega-popular RPG franchise The Witcher — in 2023. As of 2024, no further cards will be produced for the digital tabletop title, with a total of three expansions planned before the deck closes for good. “We are not planning to release new cards starting from 2024, so the cards which will release in 2023 basically will be the last brand-new ones that we will be adding to the…

In a video outlining Gwent’s 2023 roadmap, the developers at CD Projekt Red shared an important if sad update: no more new cards will be released post 2023 and active support for the game will be ending. The game’s final batch of 72 cards will be released in three groups in April, July, and September 2023. In the video, the developers said they’ll take time after the final batch of cards is released to monitor cards and ensure the meta is balanced before handing over balance decisions to the players themselves.“We want to…

CD Projekt Red has announced that Gwent: The Witcher Card Game, will stop receiving report by the end of 2024, with the studio's plans shifting to something it's calling Project Gwentfinity.Speaking with IGN, the studio laid out some of its short- and long-term plans for its Witcher spin-off game. In 2023 Gwent will have three expansions in April, July, and September that'll release 72 cards total ahead of more esports tournaments. Monthly balance changes are still expected to be made, and two more…

CD Projekt Red is preparing to hand Gwent over to fans, and has announced its plans to end active development on the game after 2023. READ MORE: How ‘The Witcher 3’ turned me into a fantasy nerd The news comes from a recent Gwent roadmap video, in which game director Vladimir Tortsov and CD Projekt Red senior communication manager Pawel Burza announced the developer’s plans for the game over the next 12 months. Those plans include the release of new card drops and esports events, before the development team moves on…

CD Projekt Red has released another entry in its series of The Witcher games. The studio is Gwent: Rogue Mage as a single-player expansion for , but it's sold separately. It's out today on PC, iOS and Android for $10. A $20 premium edition comes with perks for Gwent. Rogue Mage was under the working title of Project Golden Nekker. It takes place hundreds of years before the birth of Witcher protagonist Geralt of Rivia. You'll play as the mage Alzur, who is attempting to create the very first witcher to protect humanity…

CD Projekt Red is a pretty big company in the gaming space. It brought games like The Witcher series and CyberPunk 2077 among games. Now, the company just released a new game to PC and mobile platforms called Gwent: Rogue Mage.So, what is Gwent: Rogue Mage about?That’s an interesting question, as this game takes place within the Witcher lore. It takes place hundreds of years before the events of the Witcher 3, so you’d think it’s a prequel.However, the game’s director, Vladimir Tortsov, told IGN that this isn’t an…

CD Projekt Red has launched new single player title based on the Gwent card game from The Witcher series. Gwent: Rogue Mage is a roguelike deckbuilder, in which players enter a procedurally-generated map and fight their way through a series of monsters and bosses using a deck of card-based abilities and characters deployed on the battlefield. The game is set hundreds of years before the events of The Witcher 3, with players taking on the role of the mage Alzur as he attempts to create the first ever Witcher. However,…

CD Projekt’s new take on Gwent is out very soon Gwent is back on the table, as CD Projekt Red reveals a new style of The Witcher card game is coming very soon. Gwent: Rogue Mage takes a deckbuilding, roguelike approach to Gwent, and it’s out for PC, Android, and iOS on July 7. IGN revealed the game this morning, as a standalone expansion of Gwent. It will have the same core mechanics, but operate a bit differently; first and foremost, it’s a roguelike. Players start with a set of cards in their deck, focusing on certain…

Gwent: The Witcher Card Game might be primarily an online experience, but CD Projekt RED is looking to bring anyone in that prefers to play alone. Speaking with IGN, CD Projekt RED revealed Gwent: Rogue Mage, a standalone expansion for Gwent that introduces a wide variety of changes to the formula. Gwent: Rogue Mage is a roguelike story, with players moving from place to place, trying to make progress before being defeated. CD Projekt RED estimates that it'll take players around 30 hours if they want to collect all the…

Video games maker CD Projekt is working on a new single-player version of the card game Gwent, a company representative said.Earlier on Monday, video game and entertainment media website IGN reported that CD Projekt was working on a new Gwent single-player standalone game, sending its shares 8 percent higher."Yes, we are working on new Gwent title for single player, which will premiere this year," Gwent's communications head Pawel Burza told Reuters in an emailed comment."At the moment we cannot specify the release date,"…