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The Witcher: Path Of Destiny officially announced
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Published 09:44 2 Oct 2023 GMT+1

The Witcher: Path Of Destiny officially announced

Fans of The Witcher will have a new game to play this month, though it's likely not the one they wanted.

Sam Cawley

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Fans of The Witcher will have a new game to play this month, though it's likely not the one they wanted.

It's been an exciting year for Witcher fans, and there's still plenty of stuff on the horizon. Not only have CD Projekt Red confirmed a new game is in development using Unreal Engine 5, a new book is also being written by series creator Andrzej Sapkowski.

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It's also been a weirdly good year for Witcher board games, with The Witcher Monopoly releasing earlier this year.

Now, CD Projekt Red has once again teamed up with Go On Boards to create another board game, The Witcher: Path Of Destiny.

The developer previously worked with Go On Board to create The Witcher: Old World, which recently shipped out to those who backed its Kickstarter.

The Witcher: Path of Destiny is a game made for one to five players, each taking control of a famous and beloved character from the series. This includes Geralt, Ciri, Yennefer, Vessimir and Dandelion. The game starts when you select the story you'd like to play through, all of which will be familiar to long-time fans.

To play, players must draw cards, assess the game board and decide where they'd like to go and what they'll do, using the cards to give themselves an advantage or change elements of the board. Each card denotes an action, meaning playing them in sequence creates an entirely unique tale for your character.

As the game progresses, the adventure expands to new areas, before finally entering the finale and followed by an epilogue. Players then determine who has the most points and declares a winner.

While it's not the game announcement fans will have been hoping for, it'll at least be a good way to kill some time while the next game is developed, as well as be a nice pick-up for collectors.

The Witcher: Path Of Destiny will launch on 19 October.

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