Gwent: The Witcher Card Game is now available for iOS devices. Players can download the game for free from the App Store. To celebrate the official launching, players who log-in before November 5 at 6:59 AM ET get to claim a Welcome Pack for free from the in-game store. Opening the pack yields an Ultimate Premium Keg with five animated cards from across the entire card pool, as well as a Mirror Shard, which grants entry to the Arena Mode.
The game is available for both iPhone and iPad.
In the game, players fight with their friends in fast-paced battles, mixing bluffing, careful deck construction, and on-the-fly decision making. Each game is played in a best-of-three format with players slinging spells and diverse units using special abilities, and even clever tricks to deceive opponents.
The iOS version of the game combines the full feature set of the PC version, but with controls reimagined for the touch interface. In addition, all progress and purchases are shared between iOS and PC through the user’s GOG account. It's even possible for iOS players to battle opponents across all other supported platforms.
Key features of the iOS version include:
- Free to Play
- The game offers a fun and fair progression which turns the effort of building a competitive collection of cards into one of pure pleasure.
- Gwent is free-to-play with no strings attached.
- Simply Stunning
- Get to appreciate the beautiful and hand-drawn art along with mesmerizing visual effects that breathe life into every card, battle and battlefield.
- This makes Gwent not only fun to play, but also a joy to watch.
- Skill Beats Luck
- Choose to beat down your enemy with brute strength of outsmart them using clever tricks.
- The game’s unique round-based gameplay offers a world of strategic possibilities to play with.
- Easily Satisfying though Anything but Easy
- Sling cards across two tactically distinct rows for melee and ranged.
- To win a round you need to gather more points than your opponent.
- Get two out of three rounds in order to win the battle.
- No Holding Back and No Holding Hands
- Start with 10 cards in your hand and play each one immediately from the start.
- You can begin with your strongest unit or maybe save the best for later.
- Start with 10 cards in your hand and play each one immediately from the start.
Developer CD Projekt Red is still working on the Android version of Gwent, which is scheduled for release in the first quarter of 2020.
