The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

3,5-4 Stars mainstream story, consoles, and good work as usual below 15 Euros I recomend it for anyone sometimes playing computer games below 25 Euros I recomend it for RPG players(action and story RPG) for Witcher fans it is musthave! Witcher 3 has great story development and what you choose to do influence the tale.(better than Telltale games). Just like with books I could not wait Fighting is enertaining and for me there was still something to learn. The game´s length is just to learn up all and not get bored. Game's RPG system, meaning talents, items... just fine and if the balance come in half a year or with mods... I am pretty sure it could be called perfect. Game is modable! Mods could be great, unfortunatelly yet no balanced mods for me in this time. Graphics are beautiful. With utilities, f.e. addon launcher "Hunter's config", you have lots of posibilites to set and so you can adjust it exactly for yourself. Together with Gameworks(at least I think it's because of it) game has BEST ragdolls I ever seen, actually don't think it's "ragdoll" anymore. Wind and hair/hairs(even without Hairworks) are best I've seens too. Fire itself is also very good but not affected by wind, otherwise it could be best too. The bad think about this is that for FHD gameplay you need r9 280/GTX 960 or higher. Well, high cost high experience. The game is unfortunatelly hybrid when we look at platforms. Inventory is clearly aimed to be for PC, but character movement and camera and "usables" are for XOne/PS4 controllers. Together with unpleasant keybinding(through notepad) it gets -0,5 star from me. And -0,5 star for all those small things. Often stupid human AIs(even role-play "skilled" soldiers like Elite nilfgardians or Wild hunt soldiers), f.e. whole group stops and wait until I come to them, but I shot all of them to death with crossbow, terrible. Some bugs. Not good sound... actually bad sound. Sound immersion for conversations are 0 *cry*. For me it was unoptimization for Kepler GPU. I was considering -1 whole star but... hell this is not 60% game, 70% is just what it worth in current stage. For those who read books and played games before(well it's me) it gets another -0,5 star for mainstream story and several nonsenses through the game.

Imagine the perfect RPG, where there's this huge open world, with details at every corner, that has a strong narrative and high-quality side-quests. CDProjekt did the same, but they've actually made it happen. This is the first open-world that I actually enjoyed, the first that I found to be full of life. In this regard, it's like a skyrim that doesn't need mods. The landscapes are beautiful and they will hypnotize you into exploring them and you won't feel used, cheated, because there is something in every corner, whether it's a chest, monster, or a sidequest that despite the fact that it affects a small group of people, feels grand due to the high quality of the cinematics it involves. Their narative is surprisingly well written; you'll end up loving the world of the witcher. There are five and varied regions. There's White Orchards, where you start, a place where you can see how war changes people and ultimately, the place. Velen is a nice place to spend your summer and to visit ruins, villages, cursed towers. Novigrad is an elegant city, that fits into fantasy yet it looks stunning in modern days. Mages are hunted, there's a spymaster and some political game changers, there are brothels, high class and low, a cabaret and many other attracions. Skellige is one of the most beautiful places I've seen in a video game. So beautiful, that I'd give all I have to live there. It is a cold, colorful where it counts, with people that have their different customs, where things simply look more interesting to explore, due to the monsters that inhabit the place and the nordlings looking for glory. It's the place where the most of the strange things happen. Last, but not least, there's Kaer Morhen, the school of the wolf, where there is surprisingly a lot more stuff to do than you'd expect. In all those places, there are tons of things to do, all masterfully crafted. There isn't a thing that will bore you. When people tell how great the game is, none exagerate.

+ amazing story/graphics/gameplay/voice acting/soundtrack. + a true medieval dark fantasy game that is rich with lore and atmosphere + great side quests - the game is packed with content ( that is not filler mind you). + has the best DLCs ever produced.

The game is so good I was literally depressed for a few days after completion of the base game. HoS and B&W are just as good and deserve evey bit of praise they get. TW3 and DLCs are a work of art on every level and not something you should rush to completion. Its a game that deserves your time to immerse. If there is one game out there that is worth the price its the Witcher series with The Witcher 3 being the absolute apex. You will not regret it and the world will never be the same after you play through it.

I have known TW3 from day one, i have heard friends talk about it throughout the years, still praising the title as none have been quite like it since. Got back into gaming the last few years, tried many indie titles and always was on the lookout for a GOOD GAME that wants to be an experience rather than a cash grab ( AAA studio's nowadays... ) My introduction to CDred was cyberpunk, i loved that game despite it having much critique, i loved the lore and the ATMOSPHERE of that game. But i don't think anything has grasped my imagination and attention like TW3 does since my teenage years playing videogames. The world is one of the most real feeling things i have experienced, it looks AMAZING, i could not believe walking around in the world of TW3 how alive it was! The sky was the most beautiful thing i have ever seen in a videogame! The birds flying in it! The grass, the NPC's... speechless, i am very happy that i get to experience this masterpiece now rather than never... Must play! Now or whenever!