Gwent: Crimson Curse

Mechanics

Crimson Curse introduces more than 100 new cards. Thirty-one of them are neutral, the others are assigned to individual fractions (equally - each received 14).

With the new cards, the game has been enriched with twelve keywords and related mechanics. These are: Bonded (can be activated when we control a copy of a card), Deathblow (activated when a unit has destroyed an enemy), Purify (removes all statuses), Bleeding (deals 1 damage point at the end of a turn), Berserk (strengthens the card, we can activate it when the unit reaches half life), Shield (blocks the next damage dealt to the unit), Poison (destroys the unit when it has accumulated two such statuses), Harmony (strengthens the card by 1 each time when a player play a Scoia'tael card from a unique base category), Assimilate (strengthens a unit by 1 when we play a card not belonging to our base deck), Dominance (we can activate this ability if we control the strongest unit on the battlefield), Vitality (strengthens a card by 1 at the end of a turn), and Formation (gives zeal to units fighting in close combat or strengthens a card in the second row by 1).

Game modes

Gwent: Crimson Curse can be played only with others. The mainstay of the game is the online multiplayer mode.

Technical aspects

Gwent: Crimson Curse does not introduce any significant changes in the visuals of the base version of the game - we are still dealing with two-dimensional graphics, based mainly on nicely illustrated cards, whose designs resemble the style of what we know from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

Other information

Just like the base version, the add-on was released in a free-to-play model.