At the risk of making time feel like a total farce, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt turns 10 years old this May. In the decade since its release we've had DLC, a Switch port and a new-gen update, but as for a sequel, we so far have to make do with a single trailer unveiled at The Game Awards 2024.
Following the trailer, which showed Ciri as the apparent protagonist (something I back with all my heart), I returned to CD Projekt's RPG – more specifically, its Blood and Wine DLC set in sun-kissed Toussaint. Before long, I was in combat against a bruxa, a higher vampire that moves at vicious speeds and can turn invisible. But I was ready for this monster.
