We already knew that Netflix’s The Witcher sequence was set to launch a while throughout this yr, however it now appears that we’ve nonetheless acquired fairly some time to attend earlier than we’ll get to see the present for ourself. Yesterday, Deadline (by way of PCGamer) revealed {that a} letter from the streaming service to its traders had confirmed that the present wouldn’t launch till the fourth quarter of 2019.
That implies that we’ll be ready no less than six months earlier than the present heads to Netflix, as This autumn 2019 received’t begin till October. Sadly, we don’t have a precise launch date, so it’s potential that we may very well be ready till November or December to observe Geralt’s adventures.
Happily, nevertheless, that’s nonetheless higher than the date that we had initially been anticipating. Initial schedules advised that the fantasy sequence would launch in 2020, however that date appears to have been introduced ahead in late 2018, confirming that Geralt, Yennefer, Ciri, and co would all be heading to Netflix this yr.
Information on the present remains to be comparatively scarce. We’ve identified that Henry Cavill would play Geralt for some time now, and we’ve additionally seen casting for other major characters, in addition to some spoiler-free scripts.
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Netflix’s placeholder description of the present reads: “The Witcher Geralt, a mutated monster hunter, struggles to find his place in a world where people often prove more wicked than beasts.” Given that that’s kind of the plot of each single Witcher game and e-book there’s ever been, nevertheless, it’s not all that illuminating. Hopefully we’ll be taught extra a while this summer time, as I don’t think about a trailer might be all that far-off.
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