Since CD Projekt Red is located in Europe, beta starting and stopping times may sound a bit odd for North American users. It’s still unclear when the game will exit beta, but it sure seems as if CD Projekt Red believes the game is getting close to prime time with the open beta. This might be the only chance for PS4 players to join the Gwent party before the game officially launches. Those betas show no sign of ending anytime soon as updates have been added regularly since launch.Ī constant internet connection is required to play the open beta, as well as 3GB of storage space. On Xbox One and PC, Card Kegs and other in-game items and perks are open, and players can play in either casual or ranked modes. Additionally, your account will be wiped after the beta. Players won’t have access to the in-game store, meaning that Card Kegs won’t be available. Serving as a technical beta, CD Projekt Red wants to get as many users as possible on the servers at one time to see how well the game can handle the traffic.īesides the constrained time allotment, the PS4 open beta will run a bit differently than the Xbox One and PC closed betas. Gwent went into closed beta for Xbox One and PC in October, but this marks the first time PS4 players will get their hands on the card-battler - outside of playing it within The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. CD Projekt Red, the developer behind the Witcher franchise, has announced that a public beta for Gwent will be launching on May 24th, and will be available across the board for PC, Xbox One and.

Participants will have the opportunity to build a deck, go through the tutorial, and play in casual online matches throughout the weekend beta. The beta will be free to download for everyone who has access to the PlayStation Store, regardless of PlayStation Plus subscriber status.

Fitbit Versa 3ĬD Projekt Red revealed an open beta for Gwent: The Witcher Card Game on PlayStation 4 will begin March 31.

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