Reigns: The Witcher Announced for PC, iOS, and Android - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 27 January 2026 / 4,542 Views
Publisher Devolver Digital and developer Nerial have partnered with CD Projekt Red on Reigns: The Witcher. It will launch for PC via Steam and GOG, iOS, and Android.
View the reveal trailer below:
Read details on the game below:
Adventure as Geralt through the ballads of Dandelion in Reigns: The Witcher, the latest mutation of the smash-hit swipe ’em up Reigns series from Nerial and Devolver Digital, set in the merciless, dark-fantasy world of CD Projekt RED’s award-winning The Witcher series.
As Geralt of Rivia, legendary monster slayer, you will navigate the moral maze and fight for survival through the drunken ballads of the bard. Will you hunt monsters, upset the locals, or run a hot bath? Compose an inspiring epic to perhaps, one day, claim immortality.
A Witcher’s Work is Never Done
The dangerous or demeaning tasks given to you by the world’s colorful inhabitants can rarely be taken at face value. Dandelion’s ballads steer your story in dramatic and peculiar directions, via thousands of storyline combinations.
Back Together Again
Familiar faces including Yen, Triss, and Vesemir keep you company through memorable adventures retold by the bard.
Troubadour On Tour
Perform polished retellings of Geralt’s greatest hits away from the tavern to solve puzzles and unlock new deeds and characters. Level up the bard’s career to create ever more epic plotlines and ultimately achieve legendary status.
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I don't get the game play. What is it?
This is a fun game to play for a bit, but I don't know if it has much replay value.
What I will say is that if I had the Witcher version of the game initially, this would have been my choice. Anyone looking for a fun little emergent storytelling game for about a week would do well to get this one.
