The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

This is a review that will be lost amoungst the noise, but honestly there is not a game that brings more apathy to me than Witcher III. The world and story are fine enough, but there is so little engaging throughout the many hours of gameplay. Geralt is deeply uninteresting, and functions as a self-insert Mary Sue, and his cool-guy voice grated on my nerves really quickly. The dialouge is just painful. The women are writen as depressing objects and exist only to fawn over Geralt's manly and foul smelling hair. The big issue here is the gameplay. The combat is fine, and i can see why it is well liked. Fast, frentic and dynamic. However, this isn't the main part of the game. Instead, most of my 40 hours is either holding W and shift to travel around the map, or holding down the right mouse button and W to follow a red line. Between this riviting gameplay is more dialouge and quests. Despite the insanse amount of praise for the side quests, most every quest boils down to almost the excat same thing. "I want a thing done" *Cool dismissive response from Geralt* "Please" "Sure" "Go talk to my freind for more info" "I know his friend, he is missing, please follow the red line." "Thank you for saving me! I was doing somthing very NAUGHTY and lost my trousers, follow the red line to find them!" *Snark from Geralt* "Thank you for the pants!" There are thousands of RPGs in the world, and they all deserve far more attention than this janky mess ever should.

This is the best story-driven RPG I have ever played, I replay the entire trilogy alomst every year - this is almost a ritual now like rewatching Lord of the Rings. CDPR, if you read this, look back th this game and think about what made it great - story, characters, world depth. Gameplay was mediocre at best, but who cares when you got such epic tale. Please make more like this and less like your other game based in the future.

The first time i dove into Witcher universe was by Netflix series. After that I realised I need to check out books. And damn, was I positively satisfied. And now I have 155 hours in Witcher 3. This is one of my favourite fiction universes so far and the game alone is a true masterpiece!

I've had this game on my old PC, then on PlayStation, and now on my new PC. Each time I bought it without a second thought. Because it's that good. It's that engaging, deep, and that well made. Every bit of it is brushed and polished. Every location and every NPC you get to talk to is lifelike. I've completed it twice. Spent countless hours playing and even more talking about it to my friends. It's the game where choices matter, and not just for the storyline. They will matter to you personally. Very little games can actually achieve that- making you care not as a character or a player, but as a person too. This game doesn't insult you with obvious good. It challenges you. It tests you and instead of pointing you towards the answers, as if you were a blind puppy, it raises questions. And that is what I love about it. It doesn't parent you. It plays you. It is a GAME. And this game matters.

This game ruimed other games for me. after giving the witcher a try and getting lost in this world i have never found another game like it. with the atention to details, side quests that actualy tell a story a feel inportant,the music and ..."feel" of wherever you are in the game , you "feel" this world. No matter how mutch i play this game there is allways something new i discover and obviously the story and characters. For me the best game ever made.