The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is an open-world role-playing game that offers the player a unique and immersive experience. The game is based on Andrzej Sapkowski's literary saga and follows the adventures of Geralt of Rivia, a professional monster hunter who becomes embroiled in a war between kingdoms and a prophecy about the end of the world. The game is notable for its complex and branching storyline, where every decision the player makes has consequences for the development and outcome of the plot. In addition, the game boasts impressive graphics, which recreate the landscapes and characters of The Witcher universe in great detail, and a masterful soundtrack, which accompanies the player on their travels and in combat. However, the game is not without its technical problems, especially since the release of the "Next-Gen Update" a year ago. This update was intended to improve the game's performance and graphical quality, adding features such as ray tracing and DX12 mode, but it actually worsened the game's stability and gameplay. Many users have reported that the game freezes and closes suddenly, that there are graphical and sound errors, and that the game does not work properly with most modern graphics cards. It seems that CD Projeckt Red, the developer of the game, has not put enough effort and attention into fixing these bugs, and that every patch they release to fix them only makes them worse. It's a shame to see such a good game ruined by technical mismanagement. So, if you want to enjoy the game without so many problems, I recommend you to play the 1.32 version of the game, which is the most stable and fluid, or use the DX11 mode of the current version, which although it is not perfect, at least it will allow you to play without so many setbacks.

It's a masterpiece, almost perfect.

Game made with passion, a very rare thing today.

This game blows me away everytime I load it up, I'm running GTX 970's with SLI and the game runs perfect at 60+FPS on ultra. I never even use fast travel because the game is too beautiful and has too much to offer to skip any time in this world. Outstanding visuals aside, the story and characters in the game feel real and intriguing. Whether you're on a Witcher Contract to figure out how to remove some spirit from a town or playing hide and seek with children to bribe them into helping you, this game seems to always have some enjoyable piece of content to keep the adventure fresh.

Coming from the TES series, I'm discovering the Witcher universe with this game. This gives me the will to play the two first games. The graphics are great (2560x1440 on a GTX970), the side quests, contracts and various places to find really give depth to the game (and they are n ot stupid farming/collecting quests), I had to get used to the combat tactics (big difference from the Elder Scrolls). The crafting is also a major strength of this game. The only negative point for me is a lack of character maneuvrability/precision - I tried both pad and keyboard and I still wonder which is the best.