Gwent

GWENT Open #4 is being held this weekend in southern Poland. More precisely it is in Wieliczka salt mine, located near a town bearing the same name. Top pro ladder contestants will face off during 17 and 18 March 2018.

GWENT has entered the eSports scene a while ago with its GWENT Masters series of tournaments which includes the Challenger and Open series. The next GWEN Challenger is being held on 28 and 29 April 2018 in Krakow, Poland.

CD Projekt Red has launched a new game mode for their GWENT: The Witcher Card Game. The new mode is titled Arena and it will give the players a chance to build their decks from the cards they usually don't have unlocked.

Gwent has been performing well ever since its Early Access launch, maybe in part because it's the spin-off for CD Projekt Red's critically acclaimed Witcher 3: Wyld Hunt. Now it is going to be expanded with Arena Mode.

Elias “Shaggy” Sagmeister is the winner of the first ever GWENT Open tournament. Sagmeister was the tournament’s Wild Card player, determined via the Wild Card Qualifiers held on-site at the GWENT booth a day prior to the main event. The grand final of the tournament saw Elias "Shaggy" Sagmeister face off against Magnus "J0rah" Botscher.

CD Projekt Red is launching the Public Beta for their GWENT: The Witcher Card Game. The Beta will begin on 24 May. CD Projekt Red will hold a live stream on their official Twitch channel.

The Technical Beta for GWENT: The Witcher Card Game will start on 31 March at 18:00 GMT. PlayStation 4 owners from Europe, North America and South America can download the game's client from the PlayStation Store. All accounts created during the Beta will be deleted on 03 April at 07:00 GMT, when the event is scheduled to end.

CD Project Red have announced the official GWENT Challenger event, organised in partnership with ESL