The Witcher: No Man’s Land has been officially confirmed to be available for pre-order on November 17. Fans can secure their copy of this new Witcher game very soon, although a full release date has yet to be revealed.
There has been no new mainline Witcher game in 11 years now, and fans are always looking for new releases from the franchise to jump back into that world. It hasn’t been a total drought – the Witcher TV show has released four seasons since 2019, with a fifth on the way, and CD Projekt RED has also released multiple versions of The Witcher 3, the most recent of which was The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered back in September. Now, there’s officially one more release fans can look forward to, in a big genre switch.
The Witcher: No Man’s Land Gamefound Campaign Goes Live on November 17
Creator Monster Fight Club has confirmed that The Witcher: No Man’s Land‘s campaign on Gamefound will go live on November 17, allowing fans to pre-order the upcoming miniature skirmish game. It’s a total switch-up of the franchise’s RPG roots, and while there are other Witcher tabletop games, No Man’s Land will be the first in the skirmish genre. Release date and price details remain unknown, although the latter will be answered when the campaign goes live on November 17.
Whether you’re a seasoned tabletop strategist or discovering skirmish games for the first time, the starter set provides everything needed to begin battling across the Continent with friends.
Find the odd one out before the timer hits zero.
The Witcher: No Man’s Land has a 2-player starter set, making it very easy to jump in and play for the first time. The starter set includes two playable miniature warbands featuring Geralt and Letho, two monsters, and character and tactics cards that detail all the game’s weapons, magic, and abilities. It has a factionless system, allowing players to “build varied rosters and diverse forces from game to game.”
The Witcher: No Man’s Land Key Features
- Miniature skirmish game set in The Witcher universe
- 2-player starter set for quick play
- Warbands based on Geralt and Letho
- Character and tactics cards
- Two monster miniatures
- Features Monster Fight Club’s [RE]action System
Perhaps the biggest feature in this new Witcher release is the addition of Monster Fight Club’s [RE]action System, which was also used in its Cyberpunk RED: Combat Zone and Borderlands: Mr. Torgue’s Arena of Badassery games. This system removes traditional rounds from combat, instead forcing players to make decisions in the midst of faster-paced action. In Monster Fight Club’s words, this “creates fast-paced gameplay, where control of the game passes back and forth, without getting bogged down in phases, upkeep, and accounting.”
It has been almost two years since The Witcher 4 was announced at The Game Awards 2024, confirming Ciri as the new protagonist for the first time. The upcoming RPG is targeting a 2028 release window, leaving gamers with a long time still to wait for a brand-new mainline title. In the meantime, exciting projects like The Witcher: No Man’s Land are important for keeping fans excited about the franchise.
