GWENT Finally Available On Android

The digital card game finally comes to android users.

Posted By | On 25th, Mar. 2020

I think it’s fair to say that The Witcher franchise is at its absolute peak of popularity. Not only is there a hit Netflix show that’s set the pop culture world on fire, the popular game series is confirmed to be continuing on with a new entry. One of the spin-offs from this series is the digital card game, GWENT, which originated from The Witcher 3. A lot of people have got to try the game, but now it’s open to even more as the Android version is finally here.

The game has been available on PC, iOS and consoles for quite some time (though console support has been cut off as of writing this). Now, those who are on Android can join in as today marks the official launch of the Android app. To celebrate, you will get a free Ultimate Premium Keg upon logging in up until the end of the month on the 31st.

GWENT is available now on PC, iOS and, of today, Android devices.


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