The plot of The Witcher 2 is intended to be less linear than that of the first game, and is supposed to feature "three independent plot lines" which lead to multiple endings. The Linux version was released on May 22, 2014.įor the main article, see The Witcher 2 storyline. The Enhanced Edition includes the game, the soundtrack, the world map, the quest handbook, and the manual. If the Dark Version is purchased, included with the game is a Making Of DVD, the game's soundtrack on CD, a world map, a Witcher medallion, a quest handbook, the game manual, an art book, stickers and a special box to hold everything in. The additional in-game content is available in the PC version as part of the Enhanced Edition Patch. This version also features new locations, a new target locking system, a better camera, better controls, two new story adventures totaling over four hours of gameplay, and the introduction of three new important characters. These include Dark Mode, an extreme difficulty setting, Arena Mode, where players fight against unending waves of enemies, and content from all nine previously released DLC packs. The Xbox 360 version offers several different features. The Xbox 360 version was released on April 17, 2012. The PC version was released on May 17, 2011. The official CDPR forum was launched on Maalong with the official trailer.
A two-minute trailer was released on GameTrailers, and articles (with accompanying video and screenshots) have been released in English, Polish, and Russian. The game was announced officially on 24 March 2010, with a number of articles and videos appearing. The game itself was said to be "still deeply in the development stage", and people should "not expect the game too soon". CD Projekt published a short FAQ in response to the leak, but said that apart from that, they did "not plan any materials to be released soon".
It was made using a "very early alpha version" of the game, and voices were provided by CD Projekt staff members rather than the final actors. According to CD Projekt, the video was intended for potential publishers, and had been created about six months before it was leaked. A video showing Assassins of Kings was leaked on 16 September 2009, before the game was officially announced.
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