The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

"Recently" because, well, I bought it in 2016 and since 2015 I don't play anything as enjoyable as The Witcher 3. It fixes everything that went wrong with the first two. The witcher I - Amazing story, clunky gameplay, weird stuff happening on screen, but fun overwall if you force yourself to learn how to master the gameplay. I wish there was an official remake of The Witcher on The Witcher 3 Engine. Played it so I could play The Witcher 2 knowing what it's about. The Witcher II - Not as good as the first when we speak about story, but also great. Better gameplay, but a little hard to master (Easy mode = too easy / Normal mode = too hard) and weird movement, but still way better than the first. Amazing graphics for the time. Still worth playing. And, finaly, The Witcher 3: A story as good as the first one, with better gameplay, better graphics, great soundtrack, well made, and it still feels like a "The Witcher series" game. Some bugs here and there, but still one of the greatest electronic RPGs of all time. I don't like to say it's the best because the perception can change with time, but It surely is the most well made one.

Definitely one of the best games I've ever played.

I've had a lot of fun playing it

The Witcher I. - 9 times finished (all difficulties - then mostly the hard one) :-) The Witcher II. AotK - 3 times finished The Witcher II. WH - 4 times finished (including Heart of Stone and Blood and Wine) I have hard copies and then bought the GOG versions as well. So, within the first game I've spent over 500 hrs., within the second approx. 120 hrs. and within the last one (took into account DLC's also) over 840 hrs.. It's almost 1500 hrs in those games altogether. The third game had had some bugs, but frankly, after patches realease through the the whole time it's fine I think :-). The most significant plus of this game is its story, tremendous open-world and a level of detail that you can notice with your every single step you do. Almost every NPC in this game has it's own purpose (sometimes repeating though). Quests complexity is perfect. Next to the story it's about monster hunting, and there are plenty of monsters, and honestly, they look perfect ;-) I can understand why some gamers complain a bit about the combat system, but there is a need to take into consideration that it shouldn't have been a hard core clash. Witchers are brilliant swordsmen and this attribute is really well done in the game. Movements with swords / combos look really good. Well, Roach "Płotka" more precisely, is sometimes bugging really hard, especially when trying to go fast from the hill. On the other hand, the developers know it really well and they're admitting it, instead of not caring about like any others. They are even making fun of it - you can see it in one of the quests in Blood and Wine. You also may buy a jig-saw puzzle with a Płotka staying on the roof of a cottage. This is something what makes the game better as well. There is more to talk about, but you know.... Let me tell you one more thing, This Game is already 5 years old! Still looks perfect :-)

One of the very best game ever. It has its flaws, sure. But as a whole game, it truly a superb experience of gaming. Both DLC are icing on the cake. Especially Blood and Wine which you can count as a whole different game altogether.