The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

I'm playing this on PS4 and I'm impressed by the amount of work put into this game. Nothing is overlooked in each department and the game has huge amount of meaningful content. They packed everything on one blue-ray on PS4. I'm impressed. Thanks.

I have clocked in 6 hours of game-play, and my first impression so far is pretty good. However despite playing for this long, it still sort of feels like I haven't gotten a good grasp of all the core game-play mechanics, and am still getting tutorials for new things. Having a lot of things to learn can be nice for people looking for a good amount of variety in their game. But it also means it will take a while before you are fully comfortable playing as Geralt. And it's not just tutorials themselves, there's a lot going on in the game at one moment that it's hard to keep track of everything. For example: memorizing all the combat hotkeys (spells, parries, dodges, etc.), food / health management, keeping track of all the characters / factions in the main story and side quests, inventory management, gathering resources (there's so much random stuff in the game world), character progression systems, crafting, potion making, etc. I know a lot of these are typical in video games, but it feels like the Witcher 3 takes these mechanics to 11. There's so much going on in this world that I sometimes get information overload. That's not to say my experience was bad. So far I think the writing is pretty great for a video game, if a bit lengthy. And the world is pretty intriguing, though the terrain can feel a bit flat and monotonous. It's not a fantasy landscape, rather it's a more believable world that matches the gritty story well. The world can sometimes feel a bit too dreary and hostile towards you, but I'm counting on the "Blood and Wine" expansion pack to offer a nice diversion from this gloom. Overall not a bad game, and I can see why people praise it. But you will need to invest a good amount of time before getting comfortable with the game world.

I dindt play it to much but was enough to open cheats console and try some of them :)) The Sound i dont like it because seems like he talks from other Univers. Except that Thanks for this game and for enabling Cheats Console, i love that

I think this might be the most overrated game I've ever played. I'm not trying to be edgy. I actually started to hate it by the end but pressed on simply so I wouldn't feel the developers stole my money. This game is extremely linear. The dialogue trees are all basically the same choice. The morality or karma system is also clealy the developers ushering you through their worldview with little choice. I very often wanted to tell characters I find human garbage to go away. I simply hated them as people and didn't want to help them. Everyone in the game, the women especially, treat Geralt terribly for his sacrifice. Every single woman in the game, including the one you're supposed to care for the most, lies to him and betrays him. When he complains he's been betrayed, they tell him to "stop pouting" or "quit joking." It got so tiresome by the end. It simply wasn't worth saving the world for these disgusting, childish, selfish liars and I would have rather meditated while the world burned. After getting through the plot of this, I won't be supporting Cuberpunk. My God. I felt totally demoralized and empty at the end of this game. I felt like it was all for nothing. They couldn't make me like to care about a single awful character and the "sorcoresses" who used him and berate him aren't worth saving. They made good use of the RDR graphics engine. Combat and travel are extremely "snaggy" where I felt like everything in the environment is covered in glue. The world they created is beautiful, though. I just wish there was one decent person living in it.

What is there to even say, everyone has a copy of this game so you know its great!!!