Gwent 11.10.9

Gwent is a digital card game set in the world of The Witcher, developed by CD PROJEKT RED. It's a game of skill, strategy, and a bit of luck. Players build their own decks and engage in turn-based battles against each other.

Yes, Gwent is free-to-play. Players can earn or purchase in-game currency to buy card kegs or other in-game items, but everything can be obtained by simply playing the game.

Yes, Gwent supports cross-platform play on PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and iOS.

New cards can be obtained by opening card kegs (which can be bought with in-game currency or real money), completing contracts and quests that reward you with cards, or participating in seasonal events that offer exclusive cards as rewards.

Matchmaking is based on your current rank and MMR (matchmaking rating). The game tries to find a player with a similar rank and MMR to match you against. It's important to note that matchmaking can take longer if you're at the higher ends of the ladder.

Gwent has several game modes: Casual, Ranked, and Seasonal. Each mode has its own rules and rewards. Additionally, there are special events like the Arena mode, which allows players to build decks from a random selection of cards.

No, Gwent requires an internet connection to play. However, the game includes a single-player campaign called Thronebreaker that can be played offline.

The minimum system requirements for Gwent are:

Yes, Gwent is available on iOS devices and can be downloaded from the App Store for free.

No, card trading is not a feature in Gwent. However, players can mill (disenchant) unwanted cards to gain scraps (in-game currency) that can be used to craft new cards.