The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

Since the release of this game on may 19th 2015, I've already spent more then 2300 hours into this game, finished the wild hunt, hearts of stone and now in the final chapters of blood and wine. The main story quests are amazing and filled with enough variety to suit everyone's taste, but not to forget the side-quests wich don't feel like you're playing a side-quest but actually a real storyline. CDPR has done something amazing for the whole RPG gaming community and I think and many of you will agree with me when I say that they wrote history with The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt and all its expansions. For those who're still doubting...the GOTY is worth every penny!!

This game is without a doubt the best game I ever got to play in my life!

Simply put? A MASTERPIECE! This game deserves ALL the praise in the world for everything it has achieved. Nr.1 RPG for me as well as being a model and a reminder to the huge companies that just piss in our eyes and expect money.

Disclaimer - haven't read Witcher novels yet. To keep it short, this game is technically wonderful. Graphics and sound are top notch. Gameplay is imo mediocre due to some design choices that were made during game development. I don't like combat in this game, it's like mashing one button while making dodges and using some spell from time to time. Nothing special. Plot is basically like in Mario games - your princess is in another castle Geralt! Multiply that by five or so. This game is too long - it takes about 80-100 hours to finish just the Wild Hunt! It's a huge game, but mostly repetitive imo. Addons are like most addons should be made - they add new stuff, new side quests, new plot and new locations that are all well seamed with the basic game. Hearts of Stone has well made boss fights akin to those from Dark Souls series and Blood and Wine has beautiful new area to explore but sadly lacks in plot design. Or maybe it's that I don't like choosing between shades of grey in an world where hypocrisy is the way of life. At least it's not a grimdark world. To sum it up - I won't play it again, I think that Witcher 2 was a better game when it comes to scenario and gameplay but if you haven't played Witcher 3 then definitely go for it. It's great, it's fun and it'll take you a long time to beat.

The Witcher 3 is a solid game. The interfaces are great. Combat is fun, and the world draws you in. Unfortunately, I encountered multiple bugs at later stages in the game that forced me to replay quests in a certain order in order to avoid being stuck in a situation through which I couldn't progress. I was also very disappointed by the conclusion of the romance that occurs given certain decisions. It felt very troll-esque and harsh.