Okay, for all of you who are playing The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings right now, here's a useful bit of info. CD Projekt just released a patch for the game, offering a few changes. Here are some of the major changes:

• Added Troll Trouble DLC
• Fixed DLC download issues
• Fixed Module updates
• Fixed various game crashes
• Expanded Movement Key Mapping includes arrow keys & Number pad
• Fixed NVidia 3D Vision Surround issues
• Improved auto-detect to improve game efficiency
• Fixed bug preventing the completely of the quest Blood Curse

The patch for The Witcher 2 can be downloaded here.

We've also received a press release, saying that the game is now DRM-free. Adam Badowski, CD Projekt RED Development Director had this to say, “Our goal is to make our fans and customers happy and to reward them for buying our game and DRM schemes does not support our philosophy as they might create obstacles for users of legally bought copies. Our approach to countering piracy is to incorporate superior value in the legal version. This means it has to be superior in every respect: less troublesome to use and install, with full support, and with access to additional content and services. So, we felt keeping the DRM would mainly hurt our legitimate users. This is completely in line with what we said before the release of The Witcher 2. We felt DRM was necessary to prevent the game being pirated and leaked before release. This purpose has been served, so we are pleased to let our users enjoy the full freedom of game usage they deserve.”

Learn more about the game over at the official web site and you can also check out our review, if you've missed it.