Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales

Somehow turned Gwent into annoying puzzle games instead of battles. Still the same annoying "I don't know why that card is healing, why are they picking up so many cards? What does X mean." I guess I'm supposed to keep a special thesaurus around for your special game because you're just too cool to put mouseover tooltips. Last time I dip my toe into anything 'Witcher'. 4 hours and I don't care even in the slightest, or understand, what is going on as far as the story is concerned.

After playing through, I found the game kind of repetitive ( the enemy champion/hero, whatever you want to call it, the one that "plays" the card, often have the same ability) and puzzles didn't really felt like puzzles, lots of them can be solved by many different ways, the game also do not offers any kind of challenge ( played in the hardest difficulty), and the choices you choose only matters if you are hunting for achievements, they don't change the outcome ever, the game if ull of plot armor, things will always happens a certain way no matter what, then there is some typo and bugs and a lot of cards aren't very clear on what they exactly do (maybe that's just because I 'm used to play magic :/), and no patches yet to fixes them, overall it felt pretty lackluster, only thing that was alright was the story

After reading the user reviews I decided to buy the game. After playing the game for 1.5 hours, i'm still not convinced what's good about this game. I like ccg like hearthstone and MTG, i like rpg's like DOS and DOS II. I also prefer single player above multiplayer. So I thought Thronebreaker would be an ideal combination for me. But not: i find it boring and it gives me a feeling of waisting my precious time. The card game is boring, the story is dull and to much text to read, the map is mediocre,... Just makes me wonder where all those 5 star reviews come from... Maybe i will give it another try in the future, but for now i just don't see any reason to play this game again. Thought there was a refund system on Gog like there is on steam: if you play a game for less then 2 hours, you could ask for a refund, witch i used many times on steam. As a result of this: my future game purchases will be on the steam platform

I want to now where i can see the sold volume in the GOG? Like the title describing...

Art style is great and the story is good, but the game is extremely simplistic mechanically and very, very easy. I'm not exaggerating when I say that this is the easiest game I've played in my life. Even on bonebreaker difficulty you can literally play cards from left to right without thinking and still win with 100+ advantage.