GWENT is live on Android! Download now on @GooglePlay! pic.twitter.com/bQl7MrRiE4

— GWENT (@PlayGwent) March 24, 2020

To play Gwent on an Android device, it’ll need to have at least 1.5 GB of RAM and be running Android 7.0 or later. If you’ve played the game elsewhere and it’s connected to a GOG account, you can carry over your progress and purchases. The Android version also offers cross-play with PC and iOS.

Interest in the franchise exploded after Netflix released the first season of The Witcher in December, with folks flocking to play (or re-play) The Witcher III. However, that same month, CD Projekt Red said it would shut down Gwent on PS4 and Xbox to focus on the “most popular” versions on PC and mobile. The Android release should at least help some console players who don’t have a PC or iOS device get back in the swing of things.

Among the more notable titles is its adaptation of The Witcher, which has already been renewed for a second season and will arrive on December 20th. Lost in Space will return for its second season December 24th.

The final season of Fuller House and Astronomy Club: The Sketch Show will be available December 6th, while Magic for Humans‘ second season drops two days earlier. Vampire Diaries star Ian Somerhalder’s new vampire series V Wars debuts December 5th, and the second season of You arrives on the 26th.

After The Irishman drops later this month, Netflix has another couple of awards contenders lined up: divorce drama Marriage Story (December 6th) and City of God director Fernando Meirelles’ The Two Popes (December 20th). Also on the original movie front, Michael Bay’s 6 Underground, which stars Ryan Reynolds, arrives December 13th.

Elsewhere, Netflix will deliver A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby December 5th. Filipino drama Dead Kids arrives December 1st, while Soundtrack, a musical drama about love in Los Angeles, will hit Netflix December 18th. From December 26th, you can check out The App, a Netflix original film about an actor who becomes obsessed with a dating app.

In the six-part docuseries Kevin Hart: Don’t F**k This Up (December 27th), the comedian and his family discuss his life, including the fallout from the backlash to his planned Oscar-hosting stint. Other documentaries include The Confession Killer (December 6th), Don’t F**k With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer (December 18th) and After The Raid (December 19th).

On the reality front, you can catch Glow Up, a beauty reality series focused on aspiring makeup artists (December 6th), and the second part of Terrace House: Tokyo 2019-2020 on December 24th. You can expect stand-up specials from Tiffany Haddish, Michelle Wolf and Ronny Chieng to each drop a week apart starting December 3rd. John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch (December 24th), meanwhile, is a musical comedy show featuring Mulaney and guests including Jake Gyllenhaal and Natasha Lyonne.

We are thrilled to announce…
JOHN MULANEY & THE SACK LUNCH BUNCH A Musical Children’s Special From a Man with Neither Children Nor Musical Ability@netflixisajoke Dec 24

Starring me & 15 brilliant young performers. And guesting @davidbyrneofficial @jakegyllenhaal from Zodiac- pic.twitter.com/NOEaWzctUI

— John Mulaney (@mulaney) November 20, 2019

As for licensed material, the Austin Powers trilogy will be available from December 1st, along with A Night at the Roxbury, The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl, Hustle & Flow, Searching for Sugar Man and A Cinderella Story: Christmas Wish. The third season of Outlander drops on Netflix December 10th, and all six seasons of Grey’s Anatomy spin-off Private Practice arrive December 22nd. The Secret Life of Pets 2 will be available December 27th, and you’ll be able to stream several James Bond movies from December 31st.

Both Thor: Ragnarok and Star Wars: The Last Jedi will hit Disney+ a day later after they leave Netflix (December 4th and 25th respectively). Several major nature documentaries will depart December 2nd, including both iterations of Planet Earth, The Blue Planet, Nature’s Great Events and Frozen Planet. You’ll also have until December 31st to stream the following on Netflix: Pulp Fiction, Frasier, Rocky I-V, The Dark Crystal, Wet Hot American Summer, White Christmas and Black Hawk Down.

Perhaps more importantly, it offers an introduction to protagonist Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill), and provides a little detail on what a witcher actually is in the show’s universe — a roving, mutated monster hunter for hire. It leans into a meme from The Witcher 3 as well, with a scene featuring Geralt in a bathtub. You can immerse yourself in The Witcher when it hits the service December 20th.