The Witcher World is Back!
"A spectacularly crafted RPG" - 5/5 - GamesRadar
"One of the best-written RPGs in years" - 9.4/10 - IGN
"Superb" - 9/10 - GameSpot
Thronebreaker is a single player role-playing game set in the world of The Witcher that combines narrative-driven exploration with...
"One of the best-written RPGs in years" - 9.4/10 - IGN
"Superb" - 9/10 - GameSpot
Thronebreaker is a single player role-playing game set in the world of The Witcher that combines narrative-driven exploration with unique puzzles and card battle mechanics.
Crafted by the developers responsible for some of the most iconic moments in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the game spins a truly regal tale of Meve, a war-veteran and queen of two Northern Realms — Lyria and Rivia. Facing an imminent Nilfgaardian invasion, Meve is forced to once again enter the warpath and set out on a dark journey of destruction and revenge.
KEY FEATURES
AN ALL NEW EPIC TALE
Experience an all-new 30-hour Witcher world tale with 20 possible world end-states.
Embark on a grand adventure full of thought-provoking quests.
Influence the state of the world around you by making difficult choices and face their consequences.
Meet a cast of rich, multidimensional characters — some of them will join you on your quest, others you’ll have to face on the battlefield.
TRAVEL TO NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN KINGDOMS
Explore new and mysterious regions of the monster-infested world of The Witcher.
Traverse vast lands and unique locations, all with their distinct theme — from vibrant countrysides and war-torn landscapes, to grand castles and snow-capped mountains.
Save villages from hordes of monsters, look for treasures hidden among ancient ruins, scour the land for resources, and more — the world of Thronebreaker is teeming with things to do.
PREPARE FOR WAR
Develop and customize your very own battle camp.
Train and recruit units, unlock new skills and work on your tactics.
Manage resources you find and trade them with local merchants.
Learn more about your companions and increase their strength in battle.
LEAD YOUR ARMY IN EPIC BATTLES
Build an army from characters you meet and interact with during your journey.
Fight in epic story battles and solve unique puzzles and challenges.
Use unique skills and abilities of your army and lead it to victory.
Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales comes with these bonus items:
Official Thronebreaker Soundtrack
Digital version of GWENT: Art of The Witcher Card Game artbook from Dark Horse
Concept art, including the map of Lyria
The Witcher graphic novel "Fox Children" by Dark Horse
Win a non-Puzzle Battle with less than 10 damage taken in total.
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77.1%
All Present and Accounted For
Win a non-Puzzle Battle without any of your units being killed.
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83.83%
Once more! Again!
Use Meve to trigger allies' Loyal abilities 100 times.
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68.13%
Goodies
GWENT: Art of The Witcher Card Game artbook from Dark Horse
The Map of Lyria
Fox Children Novel
soundtrack (WAV)
soundtrack (MP3)
soundtrack (FLAC)
Concept art (RU)
Concept art (EN)
Concept art (JP)
Concept art (PL)
Concept art (KO)
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I like this cardish thing combat system, sometimes it's a little bit confusing, but overall the game is great with its witcher atmosphere and all. And the story is written brilliantly !
Thronebreaker tells a compelling story about convincing and interesting characters, but the gameplay, both inside the battles and outside of them, is a mind-numbing slog. You're tasked with collecting meaningless heaps of resources to the point that you're drowning in them, which in turn render all the "ethics at hand vs resources for long term success" similarily meaningless. You can also invest some of that ridiculous amount of resources into improving your camp, which makes your already overpowered cards even more boring to steamroll the opponent with.
Also of note are terrible optimization issues when the AI is looking for a move - more frames dropped than rendered on a reasonably powerful PC. Mostly a sign of bad programming because nothing about the card gameplay is realtime.
Let me start off by saying this, I do not reccomend this game if you haven't played The Witcher 3. You will not understand a lot of things in the game to the extent that the game assumes you should and you won't have the same connections to characters and locations as someone who has played The Witcher 3.
Secondly, ignore the reviews of manchildren crying about the money they spent on Gwent(I spent money as well). They are simply leaving 1 star reviews because they feel cheated and you're reviews aren't being deleted because they are negative they are being deleted because you are not reviewing the game you are spewing unecessary hatred try READING the guidelines before you post.
REVIEW
To me the game is very well made, the voice acting is incredible, the writing is superb, the art style is well done, and the characters are very interesting. The gameplay isn't bad but there are clear issues with it. I do not understand why they think tradional GWENT players would like this 3 card system which is just a worst version of the actual GWENT game. There is also a resource system in the game but it's done very poorly, you run around collecting piles of wood when your a playing a freaking Queen! They also could've polished the encampment system, it's very bland and feels like a mobile game upgrading system. The movement is also quite awkward, I feel like they could've visually made it look like you're actually commanding an army because in the game you're just running around as Queen Meve, a singular unit. This game to me feels very much like an experiment as this company knows the basics of a RPG story incredibly well and they experimented with the gameplay. Unfortunately, I did not like the outcome. The game feels like it's not done and I would give it a 3 star if it wasn't for the price. 30 dollars is not bad for what you get, like I said it's still visually and lore wise a fantastic game. You will want stop playing because of the gameplay but stay for the story. 4/5
The writing is phenomenal. I laughed, I almost cried, I had a great time with the game.
It is a tad easy though, so played at the highest difficulty for any semblance of challenge.
Writting, graphics, music, voice acting are all strength of this game. It has mature believable story with interesting twists and characters. What prevent me from giving this game full 5 stars are some low moments in gameplay.
I would like the game to force more army and deck variety. What I mean is, that I would like the game to start with just a few units and increase unit numbers as you progress. So you could feel the increasing strength of your army. The provision limit was so high, that I never struggle even with the lowest one.
Also all unites was so OP, that deck builiding doesnt matter. If you had a few dmg abilities to win fights where you have to destroy specific unit, you could put anything in the deck and be fine.
Please, next time lower the provision at start and make unit less powerfull with different abilities, so you actually have to think about your army (deck). Make different objectives in fights, you you have to use more than one decks, thats OP for everything. And add option to not only load from checkpoint, but also option to rebuild army and repeat fight (or option to create and save more decks).
But despite text above, its a great game, that was even better than expected for reasonable price. And I was enjoying most of my 40+ hours of play.
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