Players who enjoy the card game Gwent within The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt now have a clear path to a more complete experience. A fan developer has launched a project to bring the standalone Gwent title directly into the main game world. This modification allows users to access a much larger roster of cards than the base game provides. This mod enhances gameplay depth without requiring a separate purchase or installation.
Modder Dima Halva plans full Gwent integration for the September 29 remaster
The project is titled 'The Witcher 3: Gwent Remake' and was announced by modder Dima Halva. The goal is to integrate the full standalone version of Gwent: The Witcher Card Game into The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. This integration includes several hundred additional cards that are not present in the original release. The mod also assigns unique decks and strategic options to specific story characters to enhance narrative roleplay.
Technical support for the modification covers nine different languages to accommodate a global player base. The mod team has outlined a release timeline that aligns with the official remaster of The Witcher 3. They plan to launch the project two to three months after the remaster ships on September 29. This schedule applies to both PC and console versions of the upcoming remaster.
Beyond the Gwent integration, the mod team intends to support the multiplayer modification known as 'Witcher Online'. This addition suggests a broader effort to expand the game's longevity through community-driven features. The official remaster remains the primary focus for CD Projekt RED, but these fan tools offer alternative ways to engage with the title.
This fan-made Gwent remake arrives alongside the confirmed September 29 release date for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt remaster. The mod will not be developed by CD Projekt RED but serves as a community supplement to the official product. Players can expect the modification to launch in the months following the remaster's debut.
Source: IXBT
