How to Watch Witcher Con on YouTube and Twitch

If you love fantasy and action, then "The Witcher" is definitely for you. It's based on an international bestselling book series by Andrzej Sapkowski, and there are plenty of video games in the franchise, too.

If you want to catch the new series before its season two release on Netflix, you have a few options. Here's how to watch The Witcher con, which aims to be a virtual convention for fans of the show, books and video game adaptations.

Streaming

If you love CD Projekt Red's Witcher video games or the live-action show that stars Henry Cavill as Geralt, you'll want to tune in to the first-ever Witcher con on July 9th. It's an online-only event that's going to offer a whole lot of exclusive content for fans.

The convention will be hosted by Netflix and CD Projekt Red and is scheduled to take place on Friday, July 9. It'll be available on YouTube and Twitch, and it's a great way to watch a bunch of panels and announcements from the world of the Witcher.

WitcherCon is set to be the biggest digital-only convention in history, and it's also set to include a lot of new information about the franchise as a whole. There's no word on whether there will be any new games announced, but there are several events set to feature panels and interviews with the cast of both The Witcher game series and the live-action show, including panel discussions on the upcoming prequel show.

Among the many announcements that are expected to be made at the convention, one of the big highlights will likely be a conversation with Henry Cavill about the Witcher universe. This will be an opportunity for the actor to sit down with key creators of the Witcher video games and TV series to quiz them on their knowledge about the wider world of The Witcher, and hopefully reveal a surprise or two in the process.

Another panel will feature two of CD Projekt's quest designers, Blazej Augustynek and Philipp Weber. They'll be talking about the quests in the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and The Witcher 4: Blood Hunt, and how they fit into the wider world of The Witcher.

There will be a number of other panels throughout the day, including a Geralt of T-Rivia trivia panel and an inside look at Kaer Morhen, the castle where witchers are trained. There's also a panel about the mobile game The Witcher: Monster Slayer, and a session about Witcher figurines.

In addition to the panels, there's a bunch of other exclusive short-form content, and even some musical interludes. The stream ends with a chat with Geralt himself, so we're sure there will be plenty of Witcher-related goodness in store for you!

Schedule

CD Projekt Red and Netflix are bringing fans together to celebrate The Witcher series and the games it inspired in a new virtual convention called Witcher Con. Streamed on both platforms, the event will include a variety of interactive panels and deep dives into the series, as well as expert explorations of The Witcher lore.

The first event is set to take place on July 9 and will air twice, with unique content that you won't want to miss. The streams will start at 1PM EDT and air again at 9PM, both on Netflix's YouTube and Twitch channels.

For the first event, fans can expect a number of panels featuring stars from Netflix's The Witcher show as well as CD Projekt Red developers. These panels will cover a range of subjects, from upcoming Witcher anime films to the expanded lore that's found in the comic books and board games.

On July 9, there will be a panel called Memories from the Path: Stories Behind The Witcher Games, where CD Projekt Red developers will go through all of their favorite moments in the game franchise and talk about how it was made. There will also be a quiz on all things The Witcher universe, a presentation of the mobile game Monster Slayer, and an exhibition of Witcher figurines.

There's also a panel about The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, which is getting a next-gen update with ray-tracing and faster load times. The event will end with a conversation with Geralt of Rivia himself, Henry Cavill, who may have a "surprise or two" in store for the audience.

In addition to the above panels, fans can expect to see an upcoming animated Witcher film, Strokes of Genius, as well as appearances from Anya Chalotra, Freya Allen and Paul Bullian. And don't forget that season two of the Netflix series will be coming out later this year.

And speaking of the show, fans can look forward to a new trailer for season two. The trailer is short and sweet, teasing Ciri's story in the series, which doesn't have a release date yet.

Tickets

Netflix and CD Projekt Red are putting on the first ever Witcher con, a virtual celebration of their respective franchises. The event will be available to watch over on YouTube and Twitch. In addition to the standard merch and video game content, there will be several interactive panels that put a spotlight on people who brought both the games and the show to life.

The Witcher is a hugely popular franchise, so it’s no surprise that both companies will be highlighting some of the best and brightest in the business. To name a few, fans will get a closer look at Kaer Morhen’s magic, see how some of the most impressive looking game trophies have been created, and enjoy a virtual tour of the life of a real-life Witcher through Spokko’s new location-based AR RPG.

The company is also bringing the granddaddy of all video game music concerts to Lucca Comics & Games for a symphonic performance featuring music from the company’s flagship title, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and a few special guests along the way. It will be held on Friday 28th October, 9:30 pm in the Music & Comics Arena. A ticket can be purchased for the occasion online or at the ticket office.

Announcements

If you're a fan of the Witcher franchise, you should check out the digital convention hosted by Netflix and CD Projekt Red on July 9th. The event will tackle both the games and the live action series and should give fans a lot of new information about the games.

In addition to streaming live on YouTube and Twitch, the convention will also feature panels that discuss everything from the game series to the Netflix show, along with "breaking news" and other tidbits of information. The first stream will be hosted by television presenter Julia Hardy and will start at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET on both platforms.

The first panel will be titled "Inside Kaer Morhen," and will explore the legendary fortress and its connections to the world of The Witcher. It'll also include a segment about a mobile app that allows you to live the life of a Witcher on your smartphone.

Another panel will feature Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, who created both the Netflix series and the video games. She'll join her cast members, including Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia and Freya Allan as Ciri, to draw cards from a deck of fan questions and answer them.

Her co-stars Anya Chalotra (Yennefer of Vengerberg) and Joey Batey (Jaskier) will also appear for the first time on the WitcherCon stage. They'll discuss their characters' journeys and look ahead to Season 2 of the Netflix show.

Following this, two lead quest designers from CD Projekt Red, Blazej Augustynek and Philipp Weber, will take a stroll down memory lane and talk about how they got started with the Witcher games. The event will also feature a presentation about Gwent, a Witcher-themed card game that's being developed by CD Projekt Red.

As part of this, we'll also hear from CD Projekt Red and its developers about their plans for the future of the series. They're promising more games, an anime film and even an animated series.

The Witcher is currently in production for its second season, which will see a cast of new characters joining Geralt, Yennefer and Ciri. It's expected to air on Netflix later this year. The first season of the Netflix show was a major hit, so fans are eager to learn more about what's in store for the series.