The Witcher: Versus (Formerly DuelMail) Launches
The Witcher: Versus is now live, offering the web-based combat game formerly
titled The Witcher: DuelMail. The game suffered a delay to incorporate
suggestions from beta testers (story), one of which was
apparently to change its name. Here's word: Warsaw, Poland – July 9 –
Pick up your sword and slash your so-called friends into submission in The
Witcher: Versus, the web-based dueling game formerly known as The Witcher:
DuelMail. In The Witcher: Versus, players can finally fulfill their dreams of
challenging a friend or complete stranger to a duel without having to put their
real-world lives on the line. The game is free to play at
http://versus.thewitcher.com.
The Witcher: Versus should be considered a serious hazard to productivity for
anyone with computer access at work, due to its “just one more fight and then
I’ll quit for today” nature. As a sorcerer, witcher or frightener, players
challenge others to head-to-head battles with magic, swords, claws and more at
their disposal. Winning a duel earns the player experience and money, which they
can then use to upgrade their character’s attributes, learn new skills and buy
new weapons in hopes of reaching the upper echelon of the game’s online leader
board. The Witcher: Versus will be continually supported in the coming months
with special events, competitions and more.
More than 48,000 people played the beta version of The Witcher: DuelMail, and
the name was changed in celebration… or something. Just accept it – the name
changed, and now The Witcher: Versus has launched with a number of improvements
that have been implemented thanks to fan feedback during the beta. The game’s
motion-captured animations have been overhauled, background visuals have been
enhanced, balance between character classes has been improved, and new visual
effects make spells and attacks even more impressive.
So what are you waiting for? Head to
versus.thewitcher.com and start fighting everyone… and don’t worry about
getting arrested.
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