The highly anticipated D’jinni adventure editor and the Price of Neutrality adventure, along with patch 1.3 for The Witcher, are finally available. The first official adventure and patch 1.3 are available as a free download at www.thewitcher.com, with a separate free download containing the D’jinni adventure editor. The adventure editor requires the latest game patch installed. We have also launched a sub-site at www.thewitcher.com/community where gamers may add their adventures or download the creations of others.

The Price of Neutrality is the first official adventure from the team at CD Projekt and features around two hours of gameplay, while the D’jinni adventure editor lets fans craft complete new adventures for Geralt using existing graphical assets, maps and environments in the game.

Patch 1.3 can be downloaded from our site, while the adventure editor is available to download from here.

If you’re interested in creating new adventures in The Witcher world, the D’jinni Wiki is the place to be. Thanks to our great cooperation with wikia.com – which agreed to turn off the advertisements and continuously supports the development of the D’jinni Wiki – we’re able to offer the community an easy-to-navigate resource that will continue to grow. We would like to thank everybody who put their hearts into the development of this project, particularly the REDFlame Interactive team and two very committed members of the Witcher community – Ksandr Warfire and Ajgor – who made the D’jinni Wiki possible in Russian and Polish.

We are also happy to announce that The Witcher Wiki is in the prestigious group of the 30 most visited wikis about computer games on wikia.com. We encourage you to contribute to The Witcher Wiki in English and many other language versions.

Due to CD Projekt RED’s goal of making The Witcher: Enhanced Edition as close to a flawless product as possible, the release of the game has been delayed. We’ve gone back to improve certain versions of the game to meet the highest standards, and work continues on the English version, in which a significant amount of dialogue is being re-recorded and over 5000 lines of the script were rewritten, as well as the German version, in which the translation is being improved and many characters are receiving new voice-overs. The Witcher: Enhanced Edition will be also free of the majority of criticisms noted by fans and media in the original version of the game - loading times will be reduced by 80%, stability of the game on various operating systems will be improved, and numerous improvements will be made to enhance fighting precision as well as game mechanics. The exact release date of Enhanced Edition will be given soon.

Hello, guys! Some of you know me as Ksandr but my real name is Viacheslav Makovetsky. Now I'm 23 years old. I became fan of Sapkowski many years ago and when in Spring 2005 I saw topic at my forum about The Witcher I realized that this is what I need. I wanted that game so much that I decided to create my own fansite about it. I named it "Chronicles of Kaer Morhen." Just few years have passed, but many things changed on my site (new design, lots of stuff, new cool "Gold" status etc.) and of course in my "offline" life as well. Thanks to The Witcher I have improved my web-designing skill and got a job, my English became much better thanks to talking with CDPR staff and other international gamers and, of course, I've got lots of new friends among my colleagues, Witcher fansite admins and general gamers also. I'm happy to be on this large team called "The Witcher Community." I want to say thanks to everyone at CD Projekt RED and also to Noviy Disk team members. You have added new sense to my life! I believe recent releases are not the end. This is just the beginning. Long live The Witcher!

Name: Viacheslav Makovetsky
Board Nick: Ksandr
Age: 23
Location: Ukraine

One of the most prestigious and important awards for the German games market - LARA – was recently given to The Witcher and CD Projekt at a gala show in Munich. It is even more exciting as our co-nominees for the Lara Action Award were hit games like Bioshock, Call of Duty 4, Crysis and Halo 3! For additional information please visit the LARA site.

We are very happy about the huge popularity (in spite of being still in beta phase) of our latest offering for fans of The Witcher, the on-line browser game, The Witcher: DuelMail. Because the launch is getting closer and closer, community managers of both CD Projekt RED and one2tribe will be providing more info and answering your questions on the official DuelMail discussion board.

Play The Witcher:DuelMail

We are proud to have reached another community milestone, as the number of registered users at thewitcher.com surpassed 300,000 in May! We invite you to join in the discussion and use the resources of the board to help further develop the Witcher community

Earlier this month we created a special place on the forums for everyone interested in creating or joining groups dedicated to developing new Witcher adventures. Existing teams already have their own halls in the Tavern, where they await for your questions regarding the adventures they’re preparing. They are also looking for new people who are willing to help with developing their projects.

We encourage you to visit and comment on recently updated The Witcher Developer Blogs. You’ll find the full list of blogs here.

Here you can find RSS feeds for the blogs:

Kasia Kuczyńska, designer
Daniel Sadowski, engine programmer
Łukasz Mach, PR manager

If you still have not bought your copy of The Witcher and want to join the hundreds of thousands of players who are enjoying the game, order it now. You can also check amazon.co.uk for The Witcher or download the game via Metaboli (European version).