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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt trailer shows Geralt killing monsters

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CD Projekt Red has released a cinematic trailer for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, titled Killing Monsters.

Killing Monsters shows the now-beardy Geralt getting paid by Nilfgaardian forces for taking out some sort of beastie (which looks a lot like the one in the screenshot above), but the white-haired Witcher is more than a little disturbed by the actions those Nilfgaardian troops are taking.

If you’re new to The Witcher universe, this trailer’s a pretty good look at dark setting and the sort of moral greys involved at every turn. If you’re not new to The Witcher universe, it’s just a really tasty look at what we’ve got coming next year. Check it out below.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is due out sometime in 2014.


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