The Witcher: Legacy is a story-driven adventure that can be played either solo or cooperatively with up to four players. The game features a rich, branching narrative with consequences that carry over from session to session.
Anyone who follows — and later participates — in the project on Gamefound will receive an exclusive Gorgon monster miniature.
Marking the third Witcher-world board game collaboration between CD PROJEKT RED and Go On Board, The Witcher: Legacy is a story-driven adventure for 1–4 players. In solo or cooperative modes, they take on the role of Wolf School witchers and hunt down those responsible for a brutal attack that left the school devastated — but not fully destroyed.
Taking place across multiple scenarios, this main adventure features a sprawling and branching narrative. Players will be faced with difficult decisions that will shape their story and weave a unique, immersive tale that carries consequences from one session to the next.
The game takes place in the kingdom of Kaedwen, where players will explore vast lands, battle monsters, train their skills, and manage limited resources — all the while seeking to unravel a conspiracy that threatens the very existence of witchers.
The Gamefound page for The Witcher: Legacy is now live. Whoever follows the project now — and later participates in the crowdfunding campaign — will receive an exclusive Gorgon monster miniature, a creature that has never before appeared in any Witcher video game.
Previous games co-created by CD PROJEKT RED and Go On Board have achieved massive success. Released in 2022, The Witcher: Old World ranks among the top 10 biggest board game crowdfunding campaigns of all time. With over 192,000 copies sold, it remains a global bestseller. To stay up to date on the project as it progresses, and to follow the campaign itself, check out The Witcher: Legacy on Gamefound today.
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