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That one is free, so I guess you can try the tutorial in it and see how you like it.
Thronebreaker is a mix of top-down adventuring with that card play.
it's a bit different than W3 gwent in that each player only has 2 rows (siege row is no more) there are no faction limits, and you can put any card on any row you want.
besides that, it's the same rules, except many combat encounters add special rules, special cards and special objectives which make the game much more fun and exciting.
if you liked Gwent from W3 you definetly should get this, it's amazing. especially the story.
Highly recommend though. It plays really nice, took me a good 60 hour to get through.
I loved the characters, especially Black Rayla.
Good voice acting
Graphics are sweet
The Gwent battles are more like puzzles, i only remember a couple being tough to beat.
Its Witcher quality. Fantastic little spin off.