Monster Slayer Mobile Shows Its Gameplay

The Witcher: Monster Slayer Mobile Shows Its Gameplay – In The Witcher Mobile game, players can hunt monsters. Here are the details!

Success with the adaptation of the film series on Netflix, now The Witcher is again spreading its wings to the gaming platform. The Witcher: Monster Slayer is a mobile game that has gameplay similar to Pokemon GO and Harry Potter: Wizrard Unite.

The success of Pokemon GO has indeed spawned many mobile games with similar gameplay. Seeing the success of Pokemon GO, The Witcher: Monster Slayer also allows players to go on walks to catch monsters.

The Witcher: Monster Slayer Mobile

Before you take on your first contract, check out what waits on the path
Here’s a sneak peek of #TheWitcherMonsterSlayer gameplay.
PS For the best experience watch it on your phone vertically. pic.twitter.com/G9uFlWZYtO
— The Witcher: Monster Slayer (@TheWitcherMS) August 31, 2021

Although there is no definite release date regarding the game The Witcher: Monster Slayer, this game has shown their gameplay video. This game is basically more inclined towards the Wizard Unite game. Where players will meet many monsters and use the mobile screen to battle and defeat them. Players can also create their own Witcher and go on a journey to collect trophies for the battles they win.

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The Witcher: Monster Slayer is also rumored to have dozens of monsters and beasts never seen in any The Witcher franchise. There are many hidden discoveries and secrets to explore. In addition there are side missions such as tracking the whereabouts of rare monsters.

With the positive response of the game The Witcher: Monster Slayer, of course The Witcher has taken over most of the media. There are books, video games, and even The Witcher season 2 series on Netflix currently in production.

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