Posted on: March 26, 2019

briberyplayer

Spiele: 12 Rezensionen: 3

Superb.

The shorter expansion of The Witcher 3 is about quality over quantity. Thew highlight of this expansion is the story, which in my opinion is on par with the one in the main game though with better pacing being much shorter. The characters are very gray and interesting like we are used to in The Witcher universe, actually if there will be another The Witcher game, my bet is that Gaunter O'Dimm will be the main antagonist. The enchantments are a nice thing, though I find the Runewright to be much too expensive in order to make level 3 enchantments. There are really tough and unique boss fights in this expansion, which is great, also new monsters, which is always nice. The gear in this expansion is diverse and well-fit for a level 30-40 character. Overall: Superb This is how expansions should be done. Bravo CDPR!

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Posted on: November 5, 2015

pastorlemaster

Spiele: 402 Rezensionen: 1

:)

Thinking of buying Hearts of Stone expansion for PS4 or XboxOne so I can get the Gwent decks. Anybody wanna trade the console version for the GOG version? Console version is #19.99 versus the GOG which is $8.99 :)

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Posted on: October 14, 2015

Shiinu

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Spiele: 16 Rezensionen: 1

Long live Geralt!

I love this game and I´m glad to have bought the physical pack, I love gwynt! you are brilliant! Thanks!!

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Posted on: January 14, 2021

JakobFel

Spiele: 835 Rezensionen: 49

A deep, personal tragedy...

Disclaimer: I own the GOTY edition of the game, thus this may not include the "Verified owner" badge. The Witcher 3: Hearts of Stone, the first expansion to the 2015 masterpiece, is a true expansion pack, and a fantastic one at that. Since the rise of the era of DLCs, expansion packs have virtually disappeared except within the context of MMORPGs. CDPR brings them back with The Witcher 3 and shows that there is absolutely zero reason that studios should avoid making them, even in the 2020s. While Blood and Wine is definitely a better execution of the concept of an expansion pack, Hearts of Stone adds a whole new main quest, lots of gameplay additions and adds further detail to the already richly-detailed world present in the base game. Hearts of Stone tells a tragic story that involves love, family, curses and ambition. Geralt gets wrapped up in the story and, just like the base game, you're given the unique opportunity to strongly influence the chain of events that occur. Your choices still have the same level of consequences that the base game created and this ensures that this expansion is just as satisfying to play as the base game is. However, where Hearts of Stone really shines is within its writing. CDPR are absolutely masterful writers, as evidenced by all of their games. This expansion is not any different. The writing here is extremely solid, sometimes eclipsing the immaculate writing present in the base game. Neither the "good guys" nor the "bad guys" are 100% what they seem and you're allowed to place Geralt's morality anywhere between those two extremes. By the end of the story, my preconceived thoughts about all of the characters were changed in some way. The story even got emotional at times, though your mileage may vary since the emotional parts were due to how relatable they were for me. Altogether, Hearts of Stone is absolutely worth a purchase at any price. If you even slightly liked The Witcher 3, you'll definitely enjoy this.

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Posted on: January 11, 2022

ALAKAZAM1

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Spiele: 178 Rezensionen: 31

Short review.Spoilers ahead.

Pros; -25 hours of gameplay. -New characters.Shani,O'Dimm,Olgierd,Iris and a few more. -New romance. -More artifacts,weapons and runes. -Decisions matter. -likeable,fleshed out characters. -Bank heist,wedding party,ghost possession and wedding mini games. -You can play the expansion from the get go instead of having to fully beat the story like BaW demands you to do. Cons; -The expansion takes place in areas you had visited a thousand times before,instead of deepening into the witcher world. -The 'unique' enemies are;a giant frog(done countless times before),a man without face(the only original one),Harry Potter giant spiders and basically Satan(god knows how many times he's been in a game). -As for the artifacts/weapons/runes/objects;The only usefull ones are the ones offered by O'Dimm and Olgierd,a sword and three more(O'Dimm),the runes on the other hand,you have to grind for'em,pay a dude ten thousand + crowns only for him to be able craft them for you and once he does the prices vary from 500-to 2000. -It is filled with cinematics and it is more about the story than it is about gameplay. -The only 'unique' place you visit you can't go back to it.Dissapointing. Final thoughts; First off the store page lies,it is not 30 hours but twenty five,i know it because i have beaten both expansions in said time at the hardest difficulty(redoing some missions as well) unlocking every shite you can possibly get,second off;if you are more about gameplay than story i highly recommend you stay away from this expansion,it is more cinematic than anything,third off;i liked it a lot,some of you may others wont. It is overall ok,the rest is up to you,but if you were to choose i'll recomend you BaW,it offers a more-susbstantial content worth your money and time.Also a heads up for those who don't know,GoG hides the Google reviews when you visit the store page from the browser.Only the neagtive ones from some games,WTF are you doing GoG?This is not trust Anyway have fun

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