Nerial and Devolver Digital have revealed that a brand-new narrative-driven game Reigns: The Witcher will be coming to PC, Mac and Mobile in February. Check out the reveal trailer above!
This is the twist on the White Wolf’s legend like never before, told by Geralt’s oldest friend: Dandelion the Bard. Every choice is a verse, every misstep a stanza and every bath an opportunity for a ballad.
“Navigating a moral maze of stories, overcoming combat minigames, and meeting familiar faces like Yennefer of Vengerberg, Triss Merigold, and Vesemir are all part of Dandelion’s quest to become a legendary bard. Level up his career to unlock new plotlines, complete Inspirations, and tell a true epic that will live forever.”
Check out the game’s Steam page to find out more.
Reigns: The Witcher – Key Features Include:
- Swipe Your Destiny. From contracts and conspiracies to angry villagers and hotheaded sorceresses, your decisions carry weight across the Continent. A casual swipe left or right may win you renown among nobles, enrage a rabble of mages or leave you knee-deep in drowners. As any good witcher knows, few requests are as simple as they first appear.
- Familiar Faces, Tall Tales. Along The Path you’ll find the company of Yen, Triss, Vesemir and a roster of other beloved allies and adversaries. But remember: when filtered through Dandelion’s quill, even the most mundane of errands can become an audacious epic — or a slightly exaggerated disaster.
- Songs, Swords and Swipes. Players will weave Geralt’s legend through branching stories, bardic embellishments and thousands of narrative combinations, with Dandelion himself conducting the chorus of fate. Between verses, the White Wolf still gets plenty of work done: combat minigames pit Geralt against ghouls, rotfiends and other foes both real and curiously improvised.
- The Bard’s Encore. From taverns to far-flung villages, Reigns: The Witcher invites players to expand Dandelion’s ever-growing repertoire. Perform new “greatest hits” across the land, twist familiar stories into fresh tales and shape the saga of the White Wolf — in ways both dramatic and absurd.
