With entries to the Closed Beta having recently been brought to a close by CD Projekt RED, Gwent entered into Public/Open Beta on May 24. Gwent offers an addictive, strategic game to all participants, allowing you to unlock and earn your favourite characters from the entire Witcher series, as well as featuring some particularly obscure characters from the deepest depths of the books by Andrzej Sapkowski.

Gwent became so popular it has now been turned into its own, standalone, game, which has been in Beta since 2016. Since the release of The Witcher 3, more Gwent cards were added via the expansions Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine. We'll be updating this post with additional information as soon as it releases, so make sure to bookmark this page. This post will tell you everything you need to know about gaining access to the Gwent Beta, as well as when the game itself eventually releases, on top of how to play the game. The virtual card game, thought up when one of the designers happened to be in the bath, took the world by storm, becoming an overnight hit.Īs Gwent inches closer to the public beta phase, we've assembled a Gwent guides hub, aimed at explaining the game to newcomers, as well as detailing how to acquire the best cards in the game. Gwent Beta Guide - How to Enter the Beta, How to Unlock Cards, Brand New Story Mode - Everything We Know about this Witcher 3 Spin-off Gwent Beta Guide - How to Enter the Beta, How to Unlock Cards, Brand New Story Mode - Everything We Know about this Witcher 3 Spin-offĬD Projekt RED first debuted Gwent back when The Witcher 3 released on consoles and PC in 2015.

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