Farewell to Gwent: End of support announced for Witcher spin-off

Six years after the launch of the closed beta of Gwent: The Witcher Card Game The CD Projekt Red team announced in a recent video that 2023 will be the last time fresh cards for The Witcher spin-off will be available. After that the card game is on back burner operated. According to the roadmap for next year, CD Projekt Red is still planning overall three new extensions to publish – in April, July and September. 72 cards are thus added to the end of Gwent.

Servers remain online

However, those responsible will not switch off the game. So Gwent: The Witcher Card Game can be played on PC and mobile devices even after the last replenishment of cards. the console version of the title was discontinued in 2020. “Project Gwenfinity” is what CD Projekt Red wants to call the future of Gwent. Here only a very small team should take care of the maintenance of the game. Further balancing updates are also planned for the future.

Community takes the helm

The development team would like to put it entirely in the hands of the players as to which cards need to be improved or weakened in the future. As the Community Vote CD Projekt Red has not revealed what it will look like in the end. The idea behind this is that players keep tweaking the cards to the meta that is currently in Gwent. A rotation is no longer planned after the last map expansion.