The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt screens contain snow and monsters

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I’m sure that tiny crossbow will do the trick, Geralt.

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A new batch of screens for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt have been released, and they focus on a snowier region than usual.

The first screen is apparently about the dialogue system’s dynamic camera, which mostly just means that the screen shows a blurry Geralt in the foreground while the focus is on a soldier with a horse. The second shot shows Geralt surrounded by hungry-looking wolves. The third is a rather lovely environmental shot of Skellige, which seems to contain both verdant fields and snow-capped hills. Finally, the last shot has Geralt taking on something that looks like a very ugly griffin.

You can see the screens below. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is due out on 24 February 2015.


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