Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales

I will update my review if and when this ever gets officially fixed, meanwhile I am very much hoping for a .ini workaround or something: I will be honest with you: I haven't played the game yet, despite having pre-ordered it -- why? Because despite the Unity Engine having native support for proper Ultrawide/WQHD resolutions like 3440x1440 for example, Thronebreaker for absolutely no apparent reason whatsoever refuses to run in 31:9 Ultrawide. Instead, the highest possible resolution I can select is locked at 2560x1440, which effectively means that I cannot play in actual fullscreen mode, but only with massive vertical bars left and right. For any legacy game with an older engine, that is perfectly acceptable -- but a brandnew game published in 2018? That in turn is a major disappointment, thoroughly keeping me from being able to enjoy the game at all -- especially even more so for knowing that the engine, Unity, supports 31:9 Ultrawide resolutions natively and without any problems whatsoever, a number of Unity engine games run perfectly fine at 3440x1440... so why not Thronebreaker? Why did the devs intentionally decide to lock these resolutions out, to not go through the relatively small effort of scaling the UI for Ultrawide? As I said in the title: this is 2018 -- not 1998.

Gwent with a stroy. A very good story. But it is just card game, after card game, after card game. If you like Gwent, well then, go play Gwent and save yourself $30.00. It would be great if they just said what it it actually is: Visual novel/Card game. If you like the sound of that, then by all means buy it and have fun. Oh yeah and don't forget to click on every pile of wood you come across.

All in all, players who have spent 100 or more euros supporting beta gwent are called to spend 30 more just to have access to their previous purchases. I find it impossible that most reviews are 5 star positive after this unfair transition. Unless, there has been a sleight of hands on the overall reviews...

Mobile game quality for 40$ What a joke. Witcher fanboys and GOG sheeps will surely buy it though.

Spending plenty of time on Thronebreaker while giving the finger to early Gwent supporters, ignoring, no, even deleting their concerns about what is happening to their investment. Thank you Gwent moderator and CDPR. GoG/Dev knows how to shake money out of customers wallets and leave them empty handed. But hey, ignore the failure that is called Gwent. They milked their fans, leaving them with questions and crap cards because they failed a HONEST transition between EA and v1.0.. Now it's up to you, go on, support these clowns.