GWENT: The Witcher Card Game

I played many card games. Played Yu-Gi-Oh when I was a kid, then because of my love for Warcraft, I played Hearthstone for years. Then because of my love for the Witcher, I started to play Gwent. At first I thought that how would I get those cards to make a decent deck but thanks to the generosity of Gwent, I made my first decent deck scond week. I realized I worked like a slave when I was playing Hearthstone and loved Gwent even more. At those times Rank 21 was the best rank and I was 20 (never hit 21, sadly) with my own deck. It amazed me that I didn't need to netdeck streamers to win. After patches and the other stuff Homecoming came. At first I didn't like it, I wanted my old Gwent back. Like everyone else. But when I tried to like Homecoming, I realized that it is not different than the beta version at all. OK there are many changes, but after this last mulligan update it literally started to feel like old Gwent, with better graphics and rewards. TL;DR: Gwent is the most generous card game on the market (literally got full collection and most of the premium cards without spending a penny), and you can play with your own deck instead of netdecking and still can win.

Until I found Gwent, I was exclusively a single-player gamer. Gwent is a fun game that you can play both casually and competitively, and is very free-to-play friendly.

I really like the game, it's constantly improving, and they show very clearly that they listen to the consumers. It's very cheap to buy the cards if you need them, but you could easily get by without spending a time. A hell of a good time.

Gwent looks awesome and the gameplay is unique.

The mini-game in W3 was fun, the beta was great, and although there was some chaos after the infamous midwinter update, the devs have learned a lot from their mistakes and released Homecoming. Sure, some aspects are different from the "original" Gwent... but come on, the game we have now is a foundation 10 times better than beta ever was. The new provision system allows for a fine tuning raw points never could, and deckbuilding is now a core part of the experience. The games are as strategic as ever, but much less autopilot than during beta. They had a very good game back then, and they decided to change it... into THE best card game I ever played. Props to CDPR !