Fans of The Witcher can now try their hand at playing cards Gwent: The Witcher Card Game without spending a cent. Available on Steam, this title from the Witcher universe continues to attract players despite the absence of official support since 2024.
The Witcher franchise, already very active with several Netflix projects and the development of The Witcher 4, therefore offers an entertaining alternative to those looking to wait before the release of the next main opus.
A strategic card game from a legendary franchise
Gwent was born as a mini-game in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt before being deployed standalone. Designed around duel and strategy mechanics, it places emphasis on positioning and card choice. “The game has brilliantly managed to condense the core mechanics of Gwent while delivering a unique visual style,” according to sources.
Managing two rows of cards and frequent twists and turns make each game a dynamic experience, while retaining the essence of The Witcher lore.
Player reviews and current operation
While official support has ended, Gwent continues to be loved by its users. One player says: “The best card game ever made. Another game. Always.” Another adds: “Development is over, but many players are still looking for games, and all the decks I was playing with right before development stopped are still viable!”
This feedback highlights the fact that the end of support does not mean the end of interest. Rather, the community continues to explore the strategies and decks available.
How to Download Gwent for Free (And What It Includes)
Currently, Gwent is free on Steamand Steam even offers an optional, free 4K graphics pack. This allows players wanting better visual quality to enjoy it at no additional cost. Please note, however: the main expansion, titled Rogue Mage, remains payable at $9.99. The feedback is mixed about it, it is advisable to find out carefully before buying it.
Why Gwent remains interesting despite everything
Even without active developer support, Gwent maintains an active player base and solid gameplay. The rich single-player mode and strategic mechanics ensure significant longevity, making this free game an excellent option for fans of cards and The Witcher universe.