From The Witcher to Fallout: The Best GUNNAR Optiks Collaborations

GUNNAR Optiks is a brand we have covered extensively, offering eyewear designed to help reduce blue light exposure from monitors. The company has been around for years, and anyone active in gaming circles likely knows someone who owns a pair. GUNNAR also works closely with game publishers and developers, producing frames and designs inspired by popular games in playful, creative ways.

With such a wide range of options available, we wanted to take the time to highlight the collaborations that stand out and excite us the most. While it is not possible to cover every collaboration the company has released to date, this list focuses on frames that are still available for purchase and offer the most distinctive designs.

As with any list of this kind, our selections will continue to evolve as new frames are released. We will update it regularly to ensure we highlight the strongest collaborations, so readers do not miss out on some truly memorable designs. With that context in mind, here is a closer look at the best GUNNAR collaboration frames that feel as though they were pulled directly from the games and shows fans know and love.

The Witcher, White Wolf and Ciri Glasses

No list of the best GUNNAR collaborations would be complete without acknowledging its work with CD PROJEKT RED and The Witcher Collection. This release was the primary inspiration for compiling the list, with the White Wolf and Ciri glasses positioned as premium options for gamers and people who spend long hours in front of screens.

The White Wolf model features a brushed nickel, aviator-style frame accented with leather wrapping, creating a retro 1970s aesthetic that feels timeless rather than dated. The design looks as at home in a modern setting as it would in a 1970s film, while remaining unmistakably Witcher-inspired. Weighing 31.75 grams without packaging, the glasses feel lightweight and comfortable, even during extended gaming or work sessions.

The Ciri model takes a different design approach, using rounded lenses that evoke a 1960s look. Both styles share stainless steel construction and leather-wrapped arms. Each pair are said to block 65 percent of blue light and 100 percent of UV rays through amber-tinted lenses, helping to reduce eye strain during prolonged screen use.

Subtle references to the franchise appear throughout the frames, including rune markings etched into the left arm of each model. GUNNAR packages both styles with a leather-style hard case stamped with character-specific emblems, as well as a microfiber pouch and cleaning cloth featuring artwork from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The White Wolf model is available with amber, prescription or sunglasses lenses, while the Ciri model is offered in amber and prescription options.

Call of Duty: Ghost Edition Gunnar Glasses

It is difficult to discuss any GUNNAR Optiks collaboration without mentioning its work with Call of Duty. That partnership brings the franchise’s tactical aesthetic to the Ghost Edition eyewear, a military-inspired aviator-style frame constructed from polymer and stainless steel. The Onyx and Mercury colour scheme reinforces the series’ stealth-focused imagery, while multi-barrel hinges add durability.

Two lens options are available: a standard amber variant and a photochromic amber Sun-Shift model that transitions to a sunglass tint in about 15 seconds. The amber lenses block blue light and UV rays, helping to reduce eye strain during extended sessions. GUNNAR’s G-Shield Plus coating adds anti-reflective and smudge-resistant properties, keeping lenses clear during prolonged use.

The frames also include 0.2 diopters of focusing power and a wraparound design intended to help reduce symptoms such as dry eyes and blurred vision. Each pair ships with a collector’s case branded with Call of Duty graphics, a microfiber pouch and a matching cleaning cloth. Pricing starts at $74 USD for the amber version, while the Sun-Shift model is priced at $109 USD.

Fallout Vault 33 Gunnar Glasses

With Season 2 of Prime Video’s Fallout series recently coming to an end, it would be difficult not to include the Fallout Vault 33 glasses in this roundup. GUNNAR Optiks partnered with Bethesda Game Studios to create eyewear inspired by the Fallout universe, resulting in a design that is unmistakably Fallout in style.

The Vault 33 frames embrace the franchise’s retro-futuristic aesthetic, combining oversized, goggle-style rims with slim metal temples. An olive and gunmetal colour scheme references the post-apocalyptic setting without crossing into costume-like design.

Wearing the glasses gives the feeling of stepping into the wasteland while seated at a PC or console, or outdoors with the sunglass variant. The amber tint is subtle enough for everyday use, while GUNNAR’s G-Shield coating adds anti-reflective and smudge-resistant properties. Customization options include clear lenses that block 35 percent of blue light, photochromic Sun-Shift lenses rated at 90 percent, and prescription variants.

The metal frame construction keeps overall weight down, although users with wider faces may find the fit snug during extended wear. Each pair includes a magnetic hard case finished in Vault blue with yellow accents, along with a microfiber cleaning cloth and a drawstring pouch. Pricing for the standard amber model starts at $99 USD, with prescription versions priced at $249 USD.

Overwatch Reaper Gunnar Glasses

GUNNAR Optiks has worked with Blizzard Entertainment on a wide range of collaborations, including a Diablo 4 pair that sold out before it could be reviewed. Few releases, however, are as iconic as its work tied to Overwatch, particularly the design inspired by the fan-favourite character Reaper.

Drawing on Reaper’s shadowy presence and tactical edge, the eyewear reflects that identity through its overall design. The frames feature a military-style rectangular shape constructed from matte black polymer, wrapping around the face for full coverage. Multi-barrel hinges provide a secure and comfortable fit during extended sessions, while Reaper’s skull logo is etched into each temple.

The amber tint introduces a slight yellow-orange cast to white tones, though most users adapt quickly without disrupting gameplay or media viewing. GUNNAR also offers a sunglasses variant with darker lenses that pair more naturally with the black frames, as well as prescription options for those who require corrective eyewear. Pricing starts at $69 USD for the standard amber and sunglasses versions, with prescription upgrades available at a higher cost. Each pair includes a microfiber cleaning cloth and a black pouch, both branded with Reaper’s masked face.

Fallout Brotherhood of Steel Gunnar Glasses

This entry bends the rules slightly, but both the Vault 33 and Brotherhood of Steel collaborations warrant inclusion due to their distinct designs. The rounded aviator frames move away from the Vault 33 model’s retro-futuristic aesthetic, instead adopting a weathered gunmetal finish meant to echo the battle-worn plating of T-60 Power Armour from Fallout. Stainless steel construction adds durability, while the distressed texture delivers a utilitarian look without sacrificing a smooth metal finish.

With Season 2 of the Fallout series now concluded, enthusiasm for the franchise remains strong, making it difficult to overlook two designs that stand out so clearly. The Brotherhood of Steel model reinforces that identity through detailed finishing and faction-specific touches.

The Brotherhood emblem is laser-etched onto the lens, while the faction’s rallying cry, “Ad Victoriam,” runs along the inside of the temples. Flexible spring hinges accommodate a range of head sizes, and the wraparound fit helps reduce peripheral light and dry eye during long sessions. GUNNAR’s G-Shield Plus coating adds anti-reflective and smudge-resistant protection, paired with patented lenses designed to block blue light and reduce digital eye strain.

Several lens options are available, ranging from lighter tints that block moderate amounts of blue light to darker versions that filter out most of it. Each pair includes a rugged metal collector’s case branded as “Area 51,” a Brotherhood-themed microfiber pouch and a custom cleaning cloth. Pricing is set at $99 USD, and the glasses include a 12-month warranty.