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editorial16 June 2022

Vampirism isn't the most popular direction in gaming, but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty to choose from. We have prepared for you a list of the best games with vampires.

editorial17 January 2020

The Witcher 3 cannot compete with Gothic or the Elder Scrolls series in terms of the quantity and number of the available mods, but this does not mean that we are not able to make our encounters with the White Wolf more enjoyable with certain mods.

editorial13 January 2020

No expansion have been coming out, there's been only one patch in 15 months, modding community is barely active – and yet, the Witcher 3 is still on bestseller lists. Why does it still sell like hot cakes?

editorial07 January 2020

After the premiere of the Netflix Witcher we woke up in a world where we have two adaptations of Andrzej Sapkowski's books that have gained international fame and recognition. We try to compare them applying different criteria.

editorial03 December 2019

Andrzej Sapkowski likes to splash. He comes across as a self-righteous, arrogant megalomaniac – but is it right? Maybe he's actually a misunderstood bard? Or maybe both conclusions are true? Or none?

editorial03 March 2018

The universe of The Witcher may seem like your regular, almost generic, fantasy world – give it a second thought, though, and you’ll find this world to be quite unique. But how was this achieved?

editorial30 June 2017

This week's Polish Witcher Trivia is taking you for a trip to Beauclair's own Cianfanelli Bank and explains how it references a 70s Polish comedy by Stanislaw Bareja.

editorial24 June 2017

Digital Dragons in Cracow gathered top Polish video game developers. We took this chance to talk with some members of CD Projekt Red (both their current and former employees) about the Witcher series and some behind-the-scenes mysteries.

editorial03 May 2017

Both Andrzej Sapkowski and CD Projekt RED were happy to fill the Witcher world with many references to our reality. So many things can be considered a reference that many believe Redania to be an allegory of Poland. Here’s our look at the matter.

editorial07 April 2017

It's high time we moved from literature to something else! Although you might not be too excited when I tell you that this week's topic touches upon gardening, it's worth reading on.

editorial24 March 2017

After last part's Bruniwch and its relation to Polish literature, this week we're taking a look at the plot of Hearts of Stone and how it is built around a classic Polish legend.

editorial10 March 2017

We're launching a series of articles under the name Polish Witcher Trivia. Throughout the series we'll present Easter eggs and references that only Poles may notice. The first one is a small village called Brunwich and how it relates to Polish literature.

editorial08 March 2017

Assuming it’s not just a pipedream, The Witcher 4 will surely not come into existence anytime soon. But why not indulge in reminiscing about the unresolved plot threads from the original trilogy?

editorial28 July 2016

Video games used to be longer – it’s a common complaint, and perhaps even true. But could we even handle longer productions seeing how we leave most of modern, seemingly shorter games, unfinished? Because apparently that’s what we do.

editorial07 May 2016

The second add-on to The Witcher 3, Blood and Wine, takes us to a whole new region – Toussaint – pulled straight out of a fairy tale and chivalric romance. Find out what awaits Geralt by reading our guide to this curious land.

editorial23 February 2016

Blood and Wine, the second expansion to The Witcher 3, will be released within the next few months. We had a chance to interview Marcin Przybylowicz, composer for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Cyberpunk 2077.

editorial19 February 2016

The third Witcher abounds with plotlines, locations, and monsters which haven’t made it into the final version of the last year’s hit. Here, we’ve assembled the most interesting ideas missing from the game.

editorial01 October 2024

Autumn is outside the window, and in our hearts we have Diablo 4 DLC, Silent Hill 2 Remake, next Call of Duty, and Dragon Age. There will also be Life is Strange and Dragon Ball, with no worries - there is also room for something new!

editorial01 October 2024

Autumn is outside the window, and in our hearts we have Diablo 4 DLC, Silent Hill 2 Remake, next Call of Duty, and Dragon Age. There will also be Life is Strange and Dragon Ball, with no worries - there is also room for something new!

editorial19 September 2024

I had the opportunity to spend 6 hours with the new Dragon Age and it was noticeable that Bioware went back in time to the moment when their games were better according to many people. Then they modernized the formula into a quite interesting game.