GWENT: The Witcher Card Game

Participate in The Witcher universe's favorite card game, which is now available for free! GWENT, which combines the CCG and TCG genres, pits you against other players in fast paced online PvP battles that involve bluffing, on the fly decision making, and careful deck development. Gather and command Geralt of Rivia, Yennefer, and other well known Witcher world characters. Expand your collection arsenal with spells and special powers that can drastically change the outcome of a battle. In classic, seasonal, and Arena modes, use cunning and clever techniques in your strategy to win the fight. Now you can play GWENT: The Witcher Card Game for free!

FREE TO PLAY

• A fair and enjoyable progression mechanism transforms the difficulty of assembling a competitive collection of cards into pure enjoyment. Simply collect new cards to create decks with as you play GWENT. No strings attached.

OUTSTANDING ACROSS THE BOARD

• Captivating, hand drawn imagery and hypnotic visual effects bring each card, combat, and battlefield to life, making GWENT a joy to play and each duel a delight to watch.

SKILL BEATS LUCK

• Whether you crush the adversary with physical force or outsmart them with cunning techniques, GWENT's unique round based gameplay opens up a world of strategic alternatives to play with when fighting for victory.

MANY WAYS TO PLAY

• Whether you want to play a fast online game versus a buddy, a highly competitive PvP battle, or something fresh and exciting like the Arena, GWENT's game types have you covered.

EASILY SATISFYING, BUT NOT EASY

• Toss cards from your deck across two distinct tactical rows: melee and ranged. To win a round, you must amass more points than your opponent. To win the battle, you must win two of the three rounds. It won't be easy, but no one said it was supposed to be.

NO HOLDING BACK, NO HOLDING HANDS

• You begin with 10 cards from your deck in hand, ready to play each card right away. It's up to you whether to start the game with your strongest unit or reserve the best for later. What will your strategy be, and how will your deck look?