Witcher adventure 'Thronebreaker' gets first gameplay footage, preorder here (update)

Updated September 28, 2022: Thronebreaker is now bachelor for digital preorder on Xbox 1.

CD Projekt Red has been on a curl recently. Non merely did the team unveil the outset gameplay footage from Cyberpunk 2077 after Gamescom 2022, just the studio is too releasing a new Witcher carte du jour game this twelvemonth. On October 23, 2022 — and December 4 for consoles — the developer will release another game tied to Gwent called "Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales". Every bit you can see from the gameplay, Thronebreaker is an isometric function-playing game with card battles.

The description says Thronebreaker "spins a truly regal tale of Meve, a state of war-veteran queen of two Northern Realms. Facing an imminent Nilfgaardian invasion, Meve is forced to once over again enter the warpath, and prepare out on a dark journey of devastation and revenge." There appears to be plenty of choice in terms of dialogue as well.

Thronebreaker is currently available for preorder for $29.99 on PC. It's unclear when preorders will open up for Xbox One and PlayStation four. CD Projekt RED says that Thronebreaker lasts roughly 30 hours and features xx unlike endings. There are as well 75 different side quests to occupy your time with.

If yous tin't get enough of CD Projekt RED and loved Gwent, then this might exist an experience to sink your teeth into. Go on in heed that battles occur through cards. You take to employ the right solider at the right time to succeed.

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