CD Projekt decided to abandon the console versions of GWENT, ceasing support for the game due to the release of the project on
What is known
On December 9, developers will stopsupport console Gwent with updates and patches. According to CD Projekt, the game is available on PC, iOS, and will soon appear on Android, and the team does not have the strength to support four platforms at once. Since there is a larger audience on computers and smartphones, the developers decided to get rid of the version for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
For gamers, this means that from December 9th GWENTfor consoles will no longer receive updates and content additions. CD Projekt will also disable monetization, removing the ability for players to purchase items with real money. In addition, the developers will remove matchmaking between console players and users of other platforms.
It's time to move
Starting on December 9, CD Projekt will launch a page where players can submit a request to transfer progress from consoles to their GOG account.
Players will be able to save:
- ornaments
- meteorite dust
- currency
- cards,
- decks
- player levels
- grades
- Thronebreaker Awards
- contracts.
At the same time, there are two conventions.Firstly, content will be transferred only to those GOG accounts where there is no Gwent progress. Apparently some players will have to create a new account. Secondly, only players with Xbox One will be able to save meteorite dust, and the developers advise PlayStation 4 users to spend it all quickly.
The progress transfer will last six months - from December 9, 2019 to June 9, 2020. CD Projekt will then freeze the game completely.
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