ГВИНТ: Ведьмак. Карточная игра

I've been playing Gwent forr about 2 years now. The game is by far the most esthetically pleasing out of all card games available. It's economy is fair, especially when compared to the competition (It is CDPR after all, they love us). Gwent has been in development for a while now and in late 2018 they finally went out of beta. The game got a complete overhaul. People don't like change all too much and that might explain why we see a lot of negativity in reviews and on forums. I don't think it's deserved, but I do understand. Gwent has been in the development for a while and at the start of 2018 we got a last big update for the beta version of Gwent. It was the last itteration and Gwent was in a good spot. Now however the team has decided to start from scratch again. So yes the refinment in abilities, balance, archetypes took a big hit. However, this is how I see it: The developers gained a lot of experience and insight since 2015. They saw what restricted them from improving Gwent even further and decided to start fresh. At this point the game is not as fun as the open beta was after the last patch (yet still fun). BUT this a great time to jump in, to get to know the game. As proven with the Gwent beta... When a couple of patches have past, Gwent is going to be in it's best state ever, I'm sure of it. So jump in, get to know the game, build your card collection and know this game is going to turn out great. Have fun!

Gwent has had a rough couple of years after the midwinter update made all of the wrong changes, but after the Mulligan Update at the start of 2019 it finally feels like the game is back to a similar state that we had before the disaster. I am once again playing a game I love because it is fun rather than the obligation of hoping it would return to its former glory.

A big appeal of TCG's is the art of the card and by censoring it makes less enjoyable. SO FAR it is only few things like jiggle physics and words here and there(from what i can see) but censorship is a slippery slope. The parts that are already censored is already to much. The censorhip honestly makes me worried for other CPR games

It's a decently fun game when you're starting out. As long as you're a beginner and face starting and budget decks and people who are still learning to play. Once you get to a decently high rank all the fun starts to seep out as the game railroads you into facing "optimized" meta decks where you either play whatever is strong in the current patch or just lose over and over again. Tactic also kind of goes out of the window when you know exactly what cards your opponent has and can predict their next move with ~80% precision. Overall I'm getting more and more disappointed in this game. 2.5 stars.

Just started the game after a few months and it took me 10 minutes to get to the actual gameplay as I had to get through numerous screens shoving "premium" down my throat. It looks like the game was handed to a whole different, greedier, department. 25 dollars for a "premium experience" is what I expect from companies like EA, Activision or Zenimax. Definetely not the Gwent which came out of CDPR, who said "We leave greed to others". Ranting aside, the Beta was simple, self-explanitory, and fun. Now the game is overwhelmingly complicated. The initial interface complimented the game stylistically, now it just adds onto the overwhelming detail being shoved in your face on every sceeen. Installed and uninstalled in less than 15 minutes.