On June 12, 2021, Netflix and CD Projekt Red confirmed next month’s WitcherCon will be running, but we’re only now learning more about the companies’ plans for the conference’s contents.
Before exploring what things to work on, WitcherCon officials wanted to make sure right away that no new game inspired by Andrzej Sapkowski’s work had been announced.
“If you think about it, no Witcher game will be announced at WitcherCon, however, there will be plenty of reasons to call,” read on. website formal agreement.
Understandably, our expectations are high, remember that the stated goal was to celebrate the Witcher universe and its community, while announcing “exciting news, revelations and some surprises”.
The exact timeline will be revealed “soon,” but we can count on a “deep dive” into production of games and series on Netflix, with Henry Cavill taking on the role of Geralt of Rivia, an actor who will also be present on some WitcherCon panels.
Interested parties will be able to watch WitcherCon via Netflix, YouTube or Twitch, along with two independent broadcasts with “exclusive content”. The first broadcast was scheduled for July 9 (18:00), the second on July 11 at 2:00. Hours from mainland Portugal.
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