A new leak has pointed to an unannounced Witcher game that is reportedly being developed for both PC and mobile devices. The project is said to be free to play and to belong to the co-operative role-playing game genre, meaning that players would take part together rather than alone. The Witcher name is already well known in games, and this reported project would extend the series to two major platform types at once. For now, however, the game has not been announced officially, and the details remain limited to these first claims.
technologyAdvanced1 min read6/16/2026
Leak points to free Witcher title for PC and mobile
A new leak says an unannounced Witcher game is in development for PC and mobile platforms. It is described as a free-to-play co-operative role-playing game.
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