The “Witcher: Path of Destiny” board game project launched crowdfunding on October 19 and has already received support from 24,600 users, with 13 days left until the end.

Until the crowdfunding ends, backers still have the chance to get the Standard and Deluxe editions of the game for $55 and $85 respectively and unlock exclusive extras.

Path of Destiny is available in German, English, French, Italian, Polish, Spanish and Czech. In the first wave, backers will initially receive the English version. The game will be available in other languages 3 months after the first batch.

In addition to the goodies already unlocked in The Witcher: Path of Destiny, backers of the Deluxe Edition will also receive three miniature characters (Renfri, Stregobor and Renfri / Stregobor).

According to reports, players will play characters such as Geralt, Ciri or Yennefer in “The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt”. The game will also provide a deeply immersive dark fantasy story and complex, strategy-focused gameplay.

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The Witcher: Quintessence will be updated with new cards and an eSports tournament in 2023, so the update will end in 2024. Specifically, the game will release 72 cards in three expansion packs in April, July and September 2023, as well as two eSports tournaments, before moving to a community-focused maintenance phase with community votes to change the balance.

Paweł Burza, senior manager at CDPR, responded to IGN saying, “When it comes to The Witcher: Quintessence and its community, I’d say the game isn’t over and the game will see another great year (and more).”

The Witcher: Quintessence, first released in October 2016 in closed beta and celebrating its fifth anniversary in public beta in May 2022, is a card game derived from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

CDPR does have several projects on the go at the moment, including the next-generation Witcher series trilogy, the first episodic material for Cyberpunk 2077, a remake of The Witcher first generation, and even a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077 lined up. Freeing up staff to meet the development of large projects may prevent the next Cyberpunk 2077 launch nightmare.

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Recently, Cyberpunk 2077 has reached another milestone, with its Steam rating reaching 90% for the first time, representing the game’s recent rise to “exceptionally positive” after nearly two years of tinkering.

The CD Projekt-developed game has also sold more than 85 million units to date, surpassing the 84 million units sold by the Monster Hunter franchise (the latest recorded figure).

Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most controversial games in gaming to date, with so many problems at launch that it was removed from the PlayStation Store shortly after its release. CD Projekt issued refunds to players and received intense criticism.

CD Projekt is currently planning a number of new games, including a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, codenamed Orion, which is expected to offer online multiplayer capabilities, as well as a remake of the initial Witcher game using Unreal Engine 5, and a new Witcher trilogy is also in the works.

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