New Witcher game is a prequel called Rogue Mage

CD Projekt Red has reported a new Witcher game, and it dispatches tomorrow! Gwent: Rogue Mage is a solitary player deckbuilding roguelike that will be accessible on PC as well as Android and iOS, charged as a prequel to Geralt’s saga.

Instead of playing as the mainland’s most expert beast slayer, you’ll slip into the robes of nominal maverick mage, Alzur. His card-engaging undertakings occur many years before CDPR’s set of three of activity RPGs as Alzur endeavors to make the world’s most memorable Witcher.

It’s quite important that this is a top notch title. Rather than settling on an allowed to-play model with constrained microtransactions, you get full admittance to Gwent: Rogue Mage for $9.99 with an extravagant select variant opening extra beauty care products and card packs.

This new Witcher game offers CDPR one more opportunity to rework Gwent, the round of decision inside the Witcher universe. Based on what’s been displayed of Rogue Mage, it looks more equivalent to the Gwent smaller than usual game from The Witcher 3 instead of CDPR’s continuous Gwent multiplayer title. You will unavoidably go over rout however insight and opened cards will convey into resulting playthroughs.

Those wanting to see this most recent game show up on different stages are sadly out of luck. “With consoles, we left them for a reason,” makes sense of game chief, Vladimir Tortsov, proceeding to say that the always advancing nature of live administrations games and the requirement for continuous updates “was a really tough experience” for CDPR.

CDPR as of late declared its next Witcher game, which will be running on Unreal Engine 5. The Polish organization is promoting this as another Witcher adventure, adjusting the individuals who have been calling it The Witcher 4. In the mean time, season 3 of the Netflix TV show has started filming.

One last piece of Witcher news to balance the week? The Witcher 3’s next-gen upgrade for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S has been confirmed for a 2022 release.

Source: IGN