As a part of the recent financial call, CD Projekt Red has revealed that Cyberpunk 2077 has an expansion currently in the works. While the details are basically nonexistent, you can expect to see it arrive at some point in 2023. More information, along with the full reveal, will be coming later

[Update #2]: It looks like CD Projekt Red has kept them selves quite busy! In addition to the new Witcher and Gwent games, they have now announced a new Cyberpunk 2077

[Update]: Cyberpunk 2077's biggest bug-fixing Patch 1.5 has now finally arrived alongside an assortment of improvements and quality-of-life tweaks.

If you

[Update]: The newly launched Update 1.2 has brought in an absolute ton of bug fixes and improvements!

In an announcement that came pretty much out of nowhere, CDPR

[Update #2]: The newly launched Update 1.2 has brought in an absolute ton of bug fixes and improvements!

[Update]: CDPR has taken ...

Crimson Curse, Gwent's very first expansion since its official release, is set to arrive this March 28th to both PC and consoles. It'll bring with it over 100 new cards, both neutral and

After a fairly lengthy period of turmoil, CDPR unleashed the Homecoming update back in October and pretty much rebuilt Gwent from the ground up. While initial impressions weren't exactly

Gwent's Midwinter Update, while certainly ambitious, ended up causing a lot more problems than it solved. The whole situation culminated a few months later when ...

If you were looking to expand your Gwent collection, now would be a very good time to do so as all card kegs opened until Monday (April 23rd, 12 PM CEST) will have a guaranteed premium (animated) card. More importantly, the premium card will occupy the 5th slot in the keg, meaning you will be

CDPR has recently announced the Homecoming update for Gwent, a massive project that aims to rework the game from the ground up and refocus it on what it was originally trying to be - a deeply

I'm certain some will disagree with me, but Gwent has been on a downwards trajectory ever since the fabled Midwinter Update. The removal and simplification of many strategic

While Gwent was and still is a great game, the past few updates have clearly shown that the team is struggling to define what exactly they want Gwent to be: a silly game filled with random effects and crazy swings, or a competitive one with predictable results and a focus on planning and

[Update]: Geralt has officially been confirmed as Soulcalibur VI guest character, and there is a brand new video showing him in action!

Earlier today the official ...

While Gwent's faction challenges have been mired with problems before, it would appear that CDPR has managed to fix pretty much everything, just in time for the newest one! As such, you might be

This shouldn't come as much of a surprise given how often it was teased on Twitch these past few days, but Gwent's very own Arena game mode has now made its way to the live servers. The way it works is quite simple. While drafting your deck you will always have a choice between four completely

This shouldn't come as much of a surprise given that it was leaked multiple times, but CDPR has now announced that Gwent will be getting an Arena game mode. Much like Hearthstone, you will be have to construct your deck by picking from a random selection of cards of the same rarity, though

Gwent's Midwinter update brought in 100 new cards last December, though unfortunately this massive influx of new cards and balance changes did not end up panning out as expected.

Gwent's Midwinter Update arrived last year with 100 new cards and a variety of balance changes. In theory this should've created an interesting metagame where each faction has a

Gwent's second Faction Challenge launched a couple of days ago, pitting Nilfgaard and Monsters players against each other in an effort to earn a fancy new character border. While the idea itself was

While Northern Realms players left the first Faction Challenge with a smile on their face and two extra cards in their collection, the