Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales

Let me say this - I don't like games with the same gameplay clickity mechanics, but this game stands as an exception. I was very sceptic about this game, but since I like Witcher universe and chose to give the game benefit of a doubt. I am not a good Gwent player, and I frankly though I will not like it. Boy, was I wrong! I started playing and I fell in love with it. The main star of the game is, naturally, the story. It's absolutely amazing! I like the puzzles that sometimes can be pretty hard, but I still like them because the add variety to the flow of the gameplay. Also, I like they are optional on easier difficulty. I really like tactical approach of improving your camp, it adds additional flavor. I highly recommend the game, even if you don't like Gwent, trust me, storytelling is worth it. The only aspects I wish were different are: - prosgressive save - c'mon, CDPR, seriously? It's incredibly annoying, especially when next point below is taken into consoderation; - misclicking can ruin your experience in a dialogue sequence. I wish dialogues had pages so that one could go back and read what they accidentally misclicked. Otherwise game is great! I really hope to see more of similar installments from the devs. I give it 4 stars, would have been five if it were not for the contra aspects.

Fantastic!

Just an amazing experiance; excellent story, card game and production values. Thank you CDPR!

CDPR has made another one great game! Very good and atmospheric game with amazing plot!

I won't be playing this ever. After an amazing and enjoyable Witcher III it's very disappointing what was released next... A card game with witcher theme and cut scenes. There is no gameplay control , or ability to explore and enjoy a world. This is like giving us a series of live action movies, then whipping out an animated sequel and expexting it to do as well with the same audience. I don't care if it drops below $2, I still don't play card games like this, no matter how the in-between parts play. If you like M:TG or those kinds of card games, maybe give it a try. Trying to lure a different demographic into the Witcher world? Maybe. The graphics do look pretty, but it's 2019, so it's expected there is no reason to make a game that isn't visually appealing. Not for everyone, but I am sure there are plenty who prefer their games paced by turns.