The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

Honestly what can I say that hasn't been said a million times before... The Witcher 3 is in my opinion one of the best RPGs and to be fair one of the best games ever made. It's a total masterpiece! The gameplay, the graphics, the music, the immersion, the story, the world building, the lore, the art work, the voice acting etc etc... everything about this game is just amazing. We seem to have entered a time in the gaming industry where everyone is just out to make a quick buck while delivering completely poor games that just have rehashed content. CD Projekt Red are one of the very VERY few companies out there that constantly deliver pure gaming gold and push the boundaries. Thank you CD Projekt Red for an amazing experience and bring on The Witcher 4!

The witcher 3 is best RPG! I have a many hours in this game and i love it!

Basically this is the best game of my life, at least until now. This game offers a lot of content that is really worth every penny of your money. If you finished the game else where without buying it, you will still buy it after you finished the game to shows your support to CDPR for how many efforts they have put into the development of this game.

Pure diamond with amazing storyline. DLC blood and wine is breathtaking...

I rarely write reviews for games that I play. Sure, sometimes I enjoy games that serves no other purpose than to pass time. They can be great in their own way, but that's it. Though somewhere along the way gems like this pop up. I never completed W3 when it was first released. It was simply too much content for me to digest. I tried discovering every site on the map to the point I was too exhausted to complete the game. Little did I know I played the game completely wrong. It wasn't until a year later I picked it up right where I left off at Skellige, but this time it was going to be different. I raced through the story and I started getting the hang of it. Unfortunately, the break from W3 made the story feel fragmented, but with the help of great youtubers the story felt right at home again. I quickly realised that the actions I did throughout the game had impact on the endgame, even the small things. That's something I've missed from games lately, but CDPR executed this right on the mark. Fast forward to late 2016, two DLCs were in order. Although Heart of Stone had a lull halfway in the story, both felt complete and not tacked on. But let it be said: Blood and Wine is where it is at. I'd pay full price ($60) for that particular DLC alone, but don't say that out loud to other developers. Blood and Wine was the perfect DLC to round off my overall experience of Witcher 3 which in my mind stands to be the best game I've ever played. Mark my words, developers: The gold standard of games has been set.