The second season of the "Witcher" live-action series was officially launched on Netflix on December 17, and soon became Netflix's top ratings series again. In the first three days of the new season' release, the total number of viewers watched had reached 142 million hours, while the second season was the first season, with a total of 49 million hours of viewing. This "Witcher" fever was projected from the TV platform back to the game platform, and the number of gamers in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt increased significantly again. According to SteamDB, when the second season of The Witcher premiered, the number of gamers reached 62,000, which is directly double the number from a month ago. However, this phenomenon is not surprising, because the same experience was experienced when the first season premiered in 2019.
The Witcher 3 game, although it has been on the market for more than a year, still has a very large player base, and sales have steadily increased. Last year, the total sales of the "The Witcher" series exceeded 50 million, and CDPR believes that "The Witcher 3" will see another increase in sales after upgrading to a new console version in 2022.
The Witcher 3 was released in May 2015 on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, followed by NS in 2019. After its release, the game was nominated for several game of the year awards, and sales have exceeded 30 million units. This generation of consoles is scheduled to be available in 2022, but the specific launch date will be slightly delayed. In addition, this game was also the main showcase when Valve announced the Steam Deck handheld in October last year.
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