The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

It is 2019, and I can still come back and replay the game. Story and gameplay are both great, cdpr really outdid themselfs with this one.

When i was installed the game it was saying, "Support the software developers, if you like this game, buy it". So here's my support to CD Projekt Red! Thank You!

I don't think there will be any other game that can beat Witcher 3 in the nearest future. Even Cyberpunk. I don't think it'll surpass the depth of Witcher's characters, its gripping story, and an unimaginable level of quality and ruthless attention to the detail that even the smallest things in this game are done with. If there were Oscars in the videogame industry, I think Witcher 3 is entitled to take it in every category imagined.

I bought the game on the ps4 3 years ago after watching some youtube video's. I got instantly pulled in by the amazing atmosphere of the game, mostly due to the good graphics, amazing story and mesmerizing music. One of the first games I bought for the pc half, a year ago, was this game. I recommend this game to everyone, but especially to people who like story driven games. The combat is a part that you need to get used to, but when you do it is amazing, even on the hardest difficulty (the game is at it's best on the hardest difficulty). Everyone has to experience this masterpiece!

This is a review that will be lost amoungst the noise, but honestly there is not a game that brings more apathy to me than Witcher III. The world and story are fine enough, but there is so little engaging throughout the many hours of gameplay. Geralt is deeply uninteresting, and functions as a self-insert Mary Sue, and his cool-guy voice grated on my nerves really quickly. The dialouge is just painful. The women are writen as depressing objects and exist only to fawn over Geralt's manly and foul smelling hair. The big issue here is the gameplay. The combat is fine, and i can see why it is well liked. Fast, frentic and dynamic. However, this isn't the main part of the game. Instead, most of my 40 hours is either holding W and shift to travel around the map, or holding down the right mouse button and W to follow a red line. Between this riviting gameplay is more dialouge and quests. Despite the insanse amount of praise for the side quests, most every quest boils down to almost the excat same thing. "I want a thing done" *Cool dismissive response from Geralt* "Please" "Sure" "Go talk to my freind for more info" "I know his friend, he is missing, please follow the red line." "Thank you for saving me! I was doing somthing very NAUGHTY and lost my trousers, follow the red line to find them!" *Snark from Geralt* "Thank you for the pants!" There are thousands of RPGs in the world, and they all deserve far more attention than this janky mess ever should.