The Witcher has become one of Netflix's lowest scored series by season 3.

The transition from Henry Cavill to Liam Hemsworth's Geralt in Netflix's The Witcher show will be "flawless", and draw on a "meta" explanation inspired by the series' original books. That's according to the series' executive producer Tomek Baginski, who has discussed the upcoming third season of the show - the last to star Henry Cavill as the protagonist - in an interview with Yahoo News, where the shift to Hemsworth for future seasons was mentioned.

The Witcher 3 has now sold 50m copies, cementing the title's position as one of the best-selling games of all time. Developer CD Projekt Red announced this latest milestone during its recent earnings call. Here, CDPR exec Adam Kicinski also revealed the Witcher trilogy combined has now sold in excess of 75m copies.

For the most part, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’s recent new-gen patch is everything fans could’ve wanted. The detail I don’t remember anyone asking for though was the inclusion of realistic vaginas but that’s seemingly what we’ve got because we live in a truly cursed world.

Showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich noted this practice is becoming more common in the streaming world.

So Henry Cavill won't be playing Superman after all. Does that mean there's a chance he could reverse course and come back to continue playing Geralt of Rivia on The Witcher in season 4 and beyond? Sadly, it looks like the answer to that is no. Cavill's recent announcement that he's not returning as Superman in a new DC superhero movie will have no impact on The Witcher season 4, including the Geralt recasting, EW has learned.

Henry Cavill is one of the most sought-after actors right now, and he’s been even louder than usual this past week. All thanks to the departure from the “Witcher” universe from Netflix. The information fell like a bolt from the blue and has already caused thousands of comments about people quitting the show after the third season, because “it will not be the same anymore”.

Henry Cavill officially announced that in the third season of “The Witcher” we will see more dynamic action and fight scenes. In addition, Netflix has decided to once again invite Wolfgang Stegemann, who was responsible for the popular Blaviken massacre, known from the first installment of the series.

The third season of ‘The Witcher’ has officially wrapped up filming today (September 9) in London, UK. The shooting was

Production has begun on “The Witcher” Season 3. Netflix made the announcement Monday, sharing a photo of stars Henry Cavill (Geralt of Rivia), Anya Chalotra (Yennefer of Vengerberg) and Freya Allan (Princess Cirilla of Cintra) from the very picturesque set (see above). The image is from the first day of production.

It's the nature of the beast, isn't it? Although fans have only just seen season two of Netflix's The Witcher, they're already counting down to the day they get to watch more. It was in December that we heard the scripts for season 3 were "almost done", so naturally it wasn't going to be long until production started once again.

The Witcher's second season debuted last week, marking the return of Geralt, Ciri, Yennefer, and all the rest. As part of the festivities, Netflix Geeked hosted a spoiler-filled The Witcher Unlocked conversation, in which host Felicia Day spoke with the cast about their individual characters. Per usual, Henry Cavill had plenty of thoughts on Geralt, discussing his character's relationship with Ciri and Yennefer and other developments. For fans just finishing up the second season, he also expressed his wishes for Geralt as The Witcher heads into Season 3, which is almost fully written.

Netflix's The Witcher: Season 2 had a glamorous premiere (red carpet and all) in Madrid the other day, and Gamereactor got the chance to ask Henry Cavill a couple of questions, who was at the venue to watch the first episode together with the Spanish fans.

'The Witcher: Blood Origin' creator opens up about how the spin-off will explore a 'pre-colonized world' elves.

Season 2 of Netflix's video games/best selling novel adaptation is going to release December 17,a new trailer has been released with some other first look at several characters here's the full breakdown of what's coming.

Netflix has wrapped the shoot for the second season of hit show “The Witcher” at U.K. locations. It has been a stop-start process for the production after being paused a few times over the last year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

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The Witcher reveals first look at Henry Cavill in season 2

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is getting a graphical upgrade for next-generation hardware, and current owners of the game on PC, Playstation, and Xbox will get the update for free. Developers CD Projekt Red announced the news today, saying the updated game will be available on the PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, featuring a “range of visual and technical improvements.” These include faster loading times and ray tracing graphics. The upgrades will apply to the base game, says Projekt Red, as well as to both of its expansions (Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine) and all other “extra content.”

The second season of "The Witcher" resumed production in the United Kingdom today as planned, an individual with knowledge tells TheWrap.