The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

The next-gen update made my game not start. Trying to start it again just has an error about how it is already running. Nothing Witchery appears in Task Manager. It's probably pretty nice, if it would start.

Terrible update, I played this on a GTX980 at 60FPS, now a RTX3060Ti it's a stutter fest. Game also crashes every 30 minutes or so. The old version is no longer available, so thanks for ruining Witcher 3.

Giving the game a low score because of a few things... mostly on the normal shitty customer service GOG & CDPR provide. Specifically, together, they are locking in game items behind their crappy launcher they're slowly making into their form of basic DRM. Further points are lost because, unlike Steam where on can download just what you need to play, GOG & CDPR have decided to include multiple language files in the offline installer bloating said installer to 80 GB. The install size for my English system is only 59 GB. 80 GB is nearly 1/5 of my quota and not very customer friendly; instead just provide links to a language installer. There's been many complaints about the game's performance with this upgrade which I have not had... but I can also say that the game doesn't seem different enough to warrant massive performance changes. It's alright improvement... but obviously not something they should charge for (and hence the free update status).

DO NOT BUY. This new version of TW3 has destroyed a fantastic game; screwed FOV (and still no FOV slider); graphical glitches, horrific performance even on an i9 1920X/32GB RAM/PCIE SSD/RTX 3080Ti.

After spending more than 100 hours in The Witcher 3, we’re still left with dozens of side quests to complete, enormous tracts of land left to explore, and monsters yet to fight. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a thoughtful, diverse, and frequently awe-inspiring adventure. Its stories are deep and satisfying, unafraid to touch on themes of personal character, presenting players with choices and consequences that aren’t about turning into a hero or a villain. In the end, it’s quite simply one of the best RPGs ever made.