The Witcher: Monster Slayeris looking to give gamers a proper monster hunting experience on the go, and players will be able to find out if it succeeds at this very soon. Spokko, the developer that handles CD Projekt Red’s mobile games, has announced thatThe Witcher: Monster Slayerwill be debuting in just a few weeks’ time.
This lines up with the previous promise of asummer release forThe Witcher: Monster Slayer, and fans should be happy to see that the game will be launching on time. For those unfamiliar withThe Witcher: Monster Slayer, it is an AR game that is easily comparable toPokemon Go. Players will be able to hunt monsters in real-world locations, with exciting opportunities available like a leshen fight inside a forest. Come July 21, gamers will be able to head outside to live out their fantasies as a Witcher.
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Rather than playing as thebeloved hero Geralt of Rivia, gamers will be filling the spot of a Witcher from before his time. The mobile spinoff is confirmed to be set before the books or games, ensuring that Geralt was not yet traveling throughout The Continent. This explains all the monsters, as the Witchers had not yet begun to lower their numbers. With monster hunting being a relatively new profession at the time ofThe Witcher: Monster Slayer, players should have a lot of fun playing the role of a Witcher.
Apart from the announcement of the game’s release date, the newtrailer forThe Witcher: Monster Slayerdoes not reveal much. Several intimidating monsters can be seen growling on screen, something that should get mobile gamers more invested in the hunt. Behind the terrifying creatures, several backdrops can be seen changing, ranging from a hilly landscape to a city. Showing that the game can be played anywhere, this is a nice touch on the part of Spokko.
Still, the trailer does not show rawgameplay ofThe Witcher: Monster Slayer, something that could leave fans a bit confused. Based on a teaser video from a few months ago, though, gamers can expect to do a lot of stabbing. Attacks will also be blockable with the sword, with signs able to be used in certain battles as well. Tracking the monsters is likely going to be the most fun part, as the game is confirmed to feature some proper story-focused quests to complete. A complex setup for a mobile title, it will be interesting to see how fans respond to becoming a Witcher in the real world.
With a release penciled in for later this month, gamers will not have to wait much longer for the mobile title. While many fans want more info ona properWitchersequel,The Witcher: Monster Slayershould keep them busy for now.
The Witcher: Monster Slayerlaunches July 21 for Android and iOS.
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