The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

The best Witcher.

Great game I can run it nearly perfectly with my GTX980+I5 5560 on ultra. The Story is just epic Gameplay is Phenomenal And the Fighting System....just perfect so much details one of the best games I ever played 9/11 wold play it again.

Best RPG ever made, good optimalization - you can run it on Intel i3-4160, NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 and 8 GB RAM (maybe on lowest graphic settings, but without lags !!!).

Easily one of the greatest games I've ever played.

Really, it is. As someone who has played video games their entire life, I've had my fair share of favorites. I started with the NES and played every console that has come out since and owned almost every single one (missed out on owning a Dreamcast). I ended up becoming a PC gamer as I grew older and as the years went by, most games didn't have the charm they did when I was growing up. I still played video games daily as I'm not very social, but I always felt they were missing something or have been done before. I could never keep my attention on one game for too long, I basically had video game ADD. But, then The Witcher 3 came along. Never have I loved a world, the characters and the lore as much as I did. The only game that I felt that way with prior was Baldur's Gate, since then I haven't found something that gripped me the way that game did. Whelp, The Witcher 3 was it. I've played 1 and 2 and never have I seen a series improve so much over each iteration. Most sequels tend to be slightly better or worse but usually aren't very drastic in either direction. However, TW2 was a vast improvement over the first (imo) and 3 not only trumped the first 2, but trumped almost ever RPG that has come out in the last 15 years. The combat, while hit and miss for some, to me is strong. It's not the best, but it's certainly not the worst and is definitely fun when you get the hang of it. Having to understand your foe and plan according to the situation is an awesome feeling I haven't had since the days of oldschool RPGs. It may not be as prominent in Normal and Easy, but you better bet you'll need to be prepared on the harder difficulties. I've never played a game in which each character has something I enjoy about them. Whether it makes me hate them or love them, I haven't met a major character that I felt could have been left out. I'd write more, but I don't have much more room to go on. But, the game is a solid 10/10 and I recommend to anyone, even newcomers to the genre