CD Projekt Red’s Witcher-themed card game Gwent is now on Steam. There’s cross-play with the GOG and mobile versions of the game, and this also means Steam players of the standalone campaign, Thronebreaker, can finally start earning rewards in Gwent for their trouble.

Gwent World Masters has been postponed due to COVID-19, developer CD Projekt Red announced today. CDPR writes that “We will share a new plan for hosting the tournament soon.”

The Witcher card game Gwent is finally coming to Android on March 24. There’s shared accounts between the PC and mobile version of the game so I’m looking forward to many more Witcher-themed distractions in the future. Gwent previously came to iOS last fall.

Gwent story spinoff Thronebreaker is now available on Nintendo Switch. We enjoyed what we played on PC. 

Gwent’s next expansion, Iron Judgment, arrives October 2. It brings back the armor mechanic and will add over 80 new cards.

Witcher card game Gwent is coming to iOS on October 29. You’ll be able to share your progress across mobile and PC, but not consoles.

Gwent has a new vampire-themed expansion out, and to help celebrate CD Projekt is selling Blood Moon Packs for the low, low price of...$115. Each contains 100 kegs of new Crimson Curse cards to help get you started. It’s not a bad deal, but only if you want $115 worth of Gwent cards.

Standalone Witcher card game Gwent is coming to mobile phones “later this year,” CDPR announced today. The game will come to iPhones first, while the Android release “will be announced at a later date.”

Gwent’s new expansion, Crimson Curse, will bring vampires to the Witcher-based card game on March 28. Inspired by the Witcher 3's Blood and Wine DLC, the new set, comprised of over 100 cards, will focus on poison, bleeding, deathblow, and berserk effects. In other words: lots of dying.

Gwent Homecoming and standalone single-player Thronebreaker will release October 23 for PC and December 4 for Xbox and PS4. Console owners can “expect complimentary kegs” for the delay.

CD Projekt Red gave Gwent fans a first look at Homecoming during today’s Challenger. I find the new board a bit busy, but I’m excited about the new card layout and the tooltips. What do you think?

Gwent’s May balance patch is now live. As CD Projekt Red explained last month, this will be the Witcher-based card game’s last major update until its single-play campaign, “Thronebreaker,” comes out in the fall. It changes several cards and reworks the “swap” and “create” abilities. The full patch notes are here.