The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

^ I would give this game the title of "Game of the decade" without even glancing at other titles, if it exists, that is.... If you play this game you will realize that the developers have put in a lot of work in this masterpiece. This game was a money well spent for me! When I played Bethesda's Skyrim back then I was amazed but after playing witcher 3 I got blown away! This game has no negatives whatsoever, at least for me. This game will be remembered for long among the gamers, I'm certain of that! In closure, yes I highly recommend this master piece. Get it and you won't be disappointed. But don't get it if you have any exams just around the corner hehe as you will most probably dive deep into this game and never look back.

I've played hundreds of games. Maybe Thousands. Thoroughly. And I can tell you this, I've never played a game that got as close to perfection as The Witcher 3 did. I won't tell you for what technical reasons I believe so, you'll find those everywhere on the internet and from people who speak much better than me so I just wanted to share my feelings about this game. The Witcher 3 is the purest, most lovingly made video gaming experience I've ever had. From music to gameplay to visuals to plot and so on, and so on. Everything was made with love and deep respect for video gaming. When I launch the game I listen to the whole team several times over before I load my game. I don't fast-travel to enjoy the living, lush, coherent, stunning scenery. Nothing in this game was rushed and sloppy. Nothing. And what can I say about the story, rich, breathtaking, immersive, full of colourful people. If I had anything bad to say about it would be about the horse that feels a bit uncomfortable at times, the fact that you can (and should) go about looting houses and streets unpunished when a "law enforcement" system actually exists as well as the inability to follow custom markers on the map. These aspect are but drops in an ocean of fun. This is how I feel about TW3. Others might have felt differently and honestly wish I could know how they did not love this game. The game is on sale every now and then and drops around 25€ which is nothing compared to the amount of fun you'll get so buy it. Seriously, do it now.

is it i dunno but its the perfect end to the great rpg trilogy of recent memory and its the most enjoyable game ive played in a few years and the most enjoyable rpg i can ever remember playing cannot reccomend it enough

just do yourself a favor and buy this game. trust me it will be worth every penny

The Witcher 3 is easily a contender for GOAT in my book. Everything from the acting, music, graphics, fight mechanics, story, and accessibility were simply top notch. The acting is fantastic in its quality and the vast amount of spoken dialogue. The spoken dialogue definitely helps to bring characters to life especially when coupled with quality voice actors. What really surprised me was how even the characters you meet only once in some random quest by the side of the road have all their lines voiced. Background music is rarely something I notice in a game but the score was overall fantastic with a couple pieces that I had to stop and listen to just because it fit the scene and characters so perfectly and really helped to add to the overall impact. Fight mechanics had the right amount of depth to avoid being a hack and slash while not making it so in depth that you had to read a thesis to understand how to properly set up your character. Nothing wrong with the latter in games where the sole focus is on the combat however. Outside of fighting, things such as jumping, swimming, and horse riding were the only source of frustration I had with this game. At times they simply felt broken as Geralt struggled to get on a boat, turn around underwater, or step over a small fence. In Roach's case, she struggled with ANY movement that doesn't involve staying on the worn path. The story develops at a good pace with plenty of interesting characters and twists along the journey. Every quest has a purpose, and an interesting story to go along with it. No grinding 30 kobolds for broadsword. Instead quests are more focused on exploring and detective work and the combat develops naturally and feels more relevant as you progress instead of a simple grind. I can't recommend The Witcher 3 enough. My friend stopped playing because he didn't like that the trees constantly look like they are in a hurricane. To each his own.