The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

Great game, great action, story line. One of the best games i have played. Huge world you can explore . Great mods out there to really bring things to life. I've played some of the witcher 1, finished witcher 2 twice, and witcher iii 3 times.

There is no single better game then Witcher 3. Period. Although i loved world of Wither 1. Accepted Witcher 2. This one broke all statistics. I gave myeself a break beacuse i know all quests and dialogues. Now i just listen to music. Which is timeless. game has only one flaw. After you end it your life is empty. You will not find any game as good as this one. Cyberpunk 2077 although great, ends quickly and depressing. It is not for everyone. Here you struggle to make a run to make everything perfect.

The Witcher 3 is not a bad game, but not an excellent one either. The world is very large, but the actual number of different environments is limited. Graphics are very good, combat a bit clunky. Selecting an item on the floor can become an exercise in patience, both with keyboard and controller. Most of the game is a walking simulator; riding is, as usual in RPG games, worse than running. Of more than 200 hours of play, I spent almost half in moving back and forth. Markers on the map are sometimes misleading, e.g. they refer to something underground, whose entrance is elsewhere. There is a large number of quests, but a large percentage of them are boring and repetitive (with a few notable exceptions). The main story is not bad; of the two expansions, I found Heart of Stone incongruous and not fun at all; on the other hand, Blood and Wine is very enjoyable: nice environment, a good story with unexpected plot twixts. If the whole game had been shorter (less diluted) and more similar to Blood and Wine, I would have given it 5 stars.

I do not know what to say, just try and you'll know what I mean.

Amazing graphics that really pull you into a beautiful land full of evil, both man and monster. I was skeptical at first because the graphics on the console version was meh, but that is completely changed on PC. I also didn't like that you have to play a Geralt, without being able to create your own character. That changed very quickly. CDPR did an amazing job making Geralt feel like a real person, running into old friends, recounting memories from the past. CDPR gives you plenty of options for customizing Geralt, even the selections of dialogue and actions vary greatly. This is the 1st Witcher game I've experienced, but I didn't feel lost without having played the other 2 games. The beginning recap does a great job showing new players what is happening in the story. Can't recommend high enough!