Posted on: October 20, 2021

mchartman

Games: 761 Reviews: 27

The Saga’s Crown Jewel

Calling this an “expansion” is a severe understatement. No, Blood and Wine is a game unto itself, and puts many full priced AAA titles to shame. You get a gorgeous new region filled with exceptional, high quality content that rivals that of the base game, which was already a masterpiece. It’s also much more challenging, thanks to improved encounter design balanced for high levels. The new monsters are a delight, especially if you played the first Witcher game… If you already own TW3 and don’t have Blood and Wine, you’re missing out on some of the best content CDPR has ever created. The story is fantastic as well, and was an absolute delight to experience. Get Blood and Wine now!

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Posted on: June 5, 2016

rurouni1447

Verified owner

Games: 100 Reviews: 1

Amazing piece of art and gameplay

Quite the change in scenery and it is breathtakingly beautiful. This expansion is filled with hopes, dreams, nightmares and despair. Once again nothing is clear cut, nothing is really black and white. Nothing is really morally grey or I'm doing this coz I just want your gear. Fantastic side quests. So many nods to other pieces of art and media plus the pleasure of having better gear and nods to items in previous games. I spent most of my time wandering around looking for grandmaster stuff and being awesome at Gwent. Got the trophy and that sense of achievement that my real life and gaming Gwent habits were recognised (lols). The feels the game gave me at the end, knowing that this is perhaps a long rest of Geralt and gang. This expansion gives you plenty to do, gives Geralt room to play. Great gameplay and fan service. It makes you smile and laugh, breaks your heart a little and leave you wanting more. The expansion includes new gear, new Gwent deck to play with, new monsters to fight and a place Geralt can call his own. Thank you CDPR for an amazing journey.

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Posted on: June 7, 2016