Sooo....without wanting to spoil too much for those who haven't played the earlier games or read the books....There's only one female Witcher, ever, in recorded history. And as far as I know she's never in a position where she'd be in the "travelling around, solving local issues, killing monsters" place.
This is definitely a world where lore says gender matters so I can't imagine them just giving you a choice to create your character and choose - whether it's Geralt or not, you're not playing a blank slate. Which means you're either playing as her, or as some as-yet-unknown character.
I'm curious and intrigued, and I definitely don't dismiss the game right out of the gate - but to prevent half the internet bitch squad from coming down on them, I do sincerely hope they've thought it through properly (with or without the author) and justify this.
I don't think a game is "woke" for letting you (or making you) play a woman or anything else (given the choice I will always play as a woman) , but the sad truth is a large portion of the gamer community does. So I do hope they've planned for that.
That aside, looks good, though...A bit "typical" Unreal Enginey. A lot of games are starting to blend together for me, visually, because they're all using the same two or three engines.
Let's hope we see more soon, I'm definitely interested and looking forward to it.