The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

I bought this game recently, benefiting from all the time that has passed since its launch - (almost) no bug, DLCs are included, etc. I support most/all the past positive reviews, I am happy not to have purchased at the time it was launched (seemed very buggy/not completed yet). Now this game is a wonderful experience all along, gameplay is excellent, story is very good (difficult to gasp at the beginning if you don't know the backstory, but fine after a couple of hours). NG+ is not really usefull (200h-long play for a completionist, who wants to do that again?) One "bug" that has not been fixed [SPOILER]: there is ONE gwent card you can't get if you choose to follow a quest and make the wrong choice during that quest. Keyword "Olivier". Also I believe they could have added a gwent-vendor-locator-magic-artifact when you complete the main story.

I bought this game recently, benefiting from all the time that has passed since its launch - (almost) no bug, DLCs are included, etc. I support most/all the past positive reviews, I am happy not to have purchased at the time it was launched (seemed very buggy/not completed yet). Now this game is a wonderful experience all along, gameplay is excellent, story is very good (difficult to gasp at the beginning if you don't know the backstory, but fine after a couple of hours). NG+ is not really usefull (200h-long play for a completionist, who wants to do that again?) One "bug" that has not been fixed [SPOILER]: there is ONE gwent card you can't get if you choose to follow a quest and make the wrong choice during that quest. Keyword "Olivier". Also I believe they could have added a gwent-vendor-locator-magic-artifact when you complete the main story.

I love this game. I originally bought it on Steam because I didn't know about the GOG site at the time. Now I bought it here because it was worth it. The fighting mechanics were a massive improvement from the previous game and I loved the talent system. The alchemy tree felt like it was worth using and it was an amazing improvement from the previous games. Swordplay felt great and the new killing strokes seemed to flow nicely into the combat. Graphics? They speak for themselves without any need for additional comment. Story? It got me running numerous playthroughs because I wanted to experience it again and again and try out various scenarios. It's not Anthem-level story, but it holds its own and will for many years to come. This is a game that people will talk about decades from now. Does the game have choices? Psh. More than you could possibly choose in a handful of playthroughs. I recommend playing the game entirely untouched on your first playthrough. Then after that the modding community should be given a hat tip to. They made some amazing content for the game that took the already amazing game and added even more content to further alter your playthrough (I personally loved the random monster encounter mod because it added an extra excitement to the game. It's also fun to be able to run around with Triss as your ever faithful companion). Now the DLC. I typically never buy DLC because it's always basic content that should have been added into the game from the beginning and now they're making you pay more so you can own the entirety of the game. Heart of Stone and Blood and Wine DLC throw that out the window. You have a complete game and these two DLC just add to the already incredible game. Heart of Stone is an amazing story that will give you whiplash. Blood and Wine not only gives you a great story, but it opens up and entirely new area and provides you with a home. These DLC should be industry standard, but sadly it appears that CD Project Red is special.

Selten ein Spiel gespielt bei dem man so tief in die Spielwelt eintaucht wie bei Witcher 3.... Die Detailverliebtheit mit der die Entwickler die Spielwelt gestaltet haben ist schlicht der Hammer. Jede einzelne Nebenquest, zu abwechslungsreich, zu spannend, und auch manchmal zu witzig um übergangen zu werden - Mal ganz abgesehen von der Hauptstory! Wenn ihr auch nur ein Fünkchen für Rollenspiele überhaupt übrig habt, darf es keine Diskussion geben. Holt euch Witcher 3!!!

Dieses Spiel hat eigentlich so gut wie Alles, was man sich als Spieler wünschen kann. Eine interessante, tiefgehende Story, actionreiches Gameplay, cineastische Zwischensequenzen, eine riesige Spielwelt... Die Charaktere sind super ausgearbeitet, die Synchronisation hervorragend und die Grafik einfach nur schön. Die beiden Addons setzen dem Ganzen die Krone auf. Ein Pflichtkauf!