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Spent ten minutes trying to figure out what "KV" was. Turns out it's Thronebreaker. As always, a nice translation.
A couple of months ago, I installed it, played for an hour, and then uninstalled it. I liked the concept, but Gwent turned out to be the most uninteresting and unnecessary element, and when looking at the entire map that needs to be traversed, you could forget about motivation. Although in The Witcher 3, I happily played every card battle and traveled across the entire open world primarily for that.
I think the fact that, unlike The Witcher 3, Gwent here is as linear as possible played a role; there is no feeling that you are building some kind of deck, challenging someone, and so on; you cannot play the way you want, but are forced to solve the developers' puzzles with only one correct way to solve them. This isn't Gwent at all. It's more like some kind of Sudoku.