The Witcher Tales Cheats

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Thronebreaker

Developer: CD PROJEKT S.A.
Category: Games
Price: Free
Version: 1.1
ID: com.cdprojektred.gwentthronebreakerfree

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Description

Enjoy a few hours of the playthrough for FREE. Upgrade for the full version and continue your adventure with Meve shaping the story along the way!

Thronebreaker is a single-player campaign for GWENT: The Witcher Card Game. Choice-driven, and cast with rich, multi-dimensional characters, it once again thrusts gamers into the monster-infested world of The Witcher.

Crafted by the developers responsible for some of the most iconic moments in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the game spins a truly regal tale of Meve, a war-veteran queen of two Northern Realms - Lyria and Rivia. Facing an imminent Nilfgaardian invasion, Meve is forced to once again enter the warpath and sets out on a dark journey of destruction and revenge.

Version history

1.1
2021-08-31
Various bug fixes and performance improvements.
1.0
2021-06-17

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Item Price iPhone/iPad Android
Every Chapter Unlock
(Unlocks immediately after transaction)
$9.99
Free
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Ratings

3.2 out of 5
93 Ratings

Reviews

TheGreyBlock,
Gwent was fun, this is not
The game is basically a series of puzzle Gwent matches. That seems like a fun idea, but the puzzles feel like they’re designed to require a very specific set of actions and cards to win, so the match is less about clever strategy and more about frustrating trail-and-error until you find the exact series of actions required to win. To make things worse, each match starts with random card draws, so if you don’t have the cards you need you can lose before you even begin. But the final straw is that your AI opponent seems to have a massive advantage over you in every match, like you’re a beginner playing against a pro, so you never just lose, you’re crushed in defeat every time in a way that makes the game feel impossible and hopeless. Gwent is a great multiplayer card game, but unfortunately this single player spin-off just feels wildly unbalanced.
Akevongtom,
Sport mode
From what little I’ve played of the game itself, it seems to be a good port of a fantastic game. However, to necessitate an internet connection on launching the game, particularly on a device that is as portable as an iPad, is a bizarre decision. A significant proportion of iPads are Wi-fi only. If you wanted to play this to pass the time when you’re traveling, or out and about, you will be disappointed.
This port is a bit like having a car that only allows sport mode when it’s parked.
If you already have it on computer, skip this app, as it offers no real advantage, apart from being able to play it while reclining on on the couch.
RestlessRevenant,
Poorly Handled App Transition
I have no idea why CDPR isn’t honoring premium app purchases in this new freemium version (which is now the only version being supported with updates). Other apps have made a similar transition while honoring premium app purchases as unlocked in-app purchases. So it is not a technical limitation but one of effort. CDPR should make a commitment to its loyal customers who made an early show of support for the app. Otherwise, this comes of as a pure money-grab.

**Reply to Developer Response**
Yes, we can still access our purchase, but you have stated to others that you are no longer supporting updates to that app version. If something breaks, we are out of luck. This is just poor customer support.
Tgerrrr,
Great game but horrid app transitioning
I wasn’t one of the people who bought the premium before, I was just shocked to see that Thronebreaker had such a terrible review here because it is an amazing game on the PC. Then I read the reviews of how previous buyers of the mobile game are being treated on here. Come on guys. I’m a dev too, just do a 1:1 carryover for the people who bought the app previously onto here. Otherwise this port is pretty ok and playable.
Silence Echoed,
Very Fun and Enjoyable Story and Gameplay
I don’t understand the negative reviews. I’ve played all the Witcher Games, and play the separate Gwent game. The story telling of Thronebreaker is really good. Some of the puzzles are pretty challenging and most are fun. The story battles can be difficult, but are always enjoyable. One solid play through is roughly 60hrs of gameplay. Definitely worth the $10 price tag
Pops.99,
Good and Bad
Two versions: original premium version and this freemium version. Issue: freemium version doesn’t honor premium version purchase. Either download the premium version from your Purchase History which will no longer receive updates, or purchase the unlock in the freemium version since this version will receive updates. No matter how you swing it, a Restore Purchases option would’ve been appreciated in the freemium version.

As for the game, it’s challenging and the story is very well written and presented. The interface is a bit cramped on the iPhone, so I’d recommend giving this a go on an iPad.
Seba K,
One of the best games I’ve played
It’s a great game, the scenario, music, voices, and story are nicely elaborated.
It reminded me of my times playing The Witcher; and you can guess who makes his appearance of course and who knows, maybe you will learn a few more things about his past 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Aquaflame73,
NO OFFLINE OPTION??? Thank god for reviews before I purchased.
I love the Witcher series and am a fan of cdpr’s console releases. But after checking reviews and for myself by going on airplane mode to see thronebreaker CANNOT BE PLAYED OFFLINE I was bummed. I will be traveling and was looking forward to play this game but the online purchase validating does nothing but sabotage the potential of thronebreaker’s mobile port. Sad because this is easily a five star game but corporate greed ruined it. Save your money fellas.
Neil A J,
Invalidated my old purchases and saves
I already had this product on iOS, from back when it was called Thronebreaker. Now it’s been re-released as a separate entry in the App Store, with the old one taken down.

This means if I want to get version updates, or move to a new device, I have to buy this app again, and start from scratch with a new save game!

Unacceptable. Such low tactics from the developers in doing this.
Jcp28,
Paid content requires internet to use
A network connection is required to access any content (including the game itself). This is very disappointing because I was looking forward to playing while traveling… I recommend play it on a different platform since I have to play in WiFi anyways