Season 3 of The Witcher debuts on Netflix on June 29th, but much like Stranger Things 4 before it, the season will be split into two parts released over the course of the summer.

The author behind Netflix‘s The Witcher franchise had some words about his relationship with the streamer, or lack thereof.. Polish fantasy writer Andrzej Sapkowski says Netflix “never ...

Season 3 of The Witcher on Netflix is a pivotal one for the fantasy series, as it marks the end of Henry Cavill’s turn playing the iconic Geralt of Rivia. Volume 1 starts streaming on June 29th.

The Witcher remake is being made using Epic's Unreal Engine 5, which is the newest version of the engine. CD Projekt has a deal in place with Epic to make more of its games using Unreal Engine 5 ...

Our Call: Stream It. In The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep, heads for the series should enjoy the bloody scrapes and various hero moments where Geralt of Rivia finds himself.As an adult-animated ...

The Witcher 3 brought Geralt of Rivia's story to a fitting conclusion in the Blood & Wine DLC.Now that the game is celebrating its 10th anniversary this month, the developers behind Witcher 3 have ...

Our guide on what to expect in "The Witcher" season 4, including new cast, plot details and more. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu. Tom's Guide. Search.

The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep was written by Mike Ostrowski and Rae Benjamin (who also wrote the live-action series) and directed by Kang Hei Chul. Animation was a joint effort between Studio ...

Attention, “The Witcher” fans: A new Geralt of Rivia has officially arrived, courtesy of Netflix’s first look at Season 4 of its popular fantasy series. The image unveils Liam Hemsworth as ...

In our exclusive IGN First coverage for Netflix's The Witcher, we spoke to language guru David J. Peterson (Game of Thrones) about how he created the "Elder Speech" language for the series.

The Netflix animated film 'The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf' follows the adventures of a witcher named Vesemir (Theo James).

At the end of the review I write: “I’ll tune in for Season 4, just to see how much worse things can get, but The Witcher is over. It’s dead. Frankly, it died at the end of Season 1.