The Witcher Season 4 has made its long-awaited debut on Netflix, but early reviews suggest mixed reception. The latest season has received the lowest Rotten Tomatoes score in the series\u2019 history. Despite anticipation surrounding Liam Hemsworth\u2019s debut as Geralt of Rivia, the season has struggled to win over critics.\u00a0<\/p>\n
How The Witcher Season 4\u2019s Rotten Tomatoes score compares with past seasons<\/p>\n
As The Witcher returns for its Season 4, the show faces a noticeable decline in its critical reception. As of October 31, Season 4 holds a 53 percent critic score on Rotten Tomatoes<\/a> from 17 reviews, alongside a 20 percent audience rating. This marks the lowest ratings in the series\u2019 history. The new season is particularly significant as it marks Liam Hemsworth\u2019s debut as Geralt of Rivia, taking over from Henry Cavill.\u00a0<\/p>\n In comparison, The Witcher\u2019s previous seasons performed considerably better. Season 1<\/a> opened to a solid 68 percent approval from 92 reviews, with the fantasy drama quickly captivating audience. <\/p>\n Season 2<\/a> achieved the franchise\u2019s highest rating at 95 percent based on 64 reviews, with many calling it better than the previous installment. It was praised for its brilliant storytelling, coherent plot, and visuals. However, Season 3<\/a> saw a decline to 79 percent from 47 reviews.<\/p>\n