Hey guys and girls,
I'm pleased to share my - full playthrough - The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt ULTRA 2K Screenshot Gallery.
These pictures represent my entire adventure through this amazing game.
Featuring a wide variety of breathtaking vistas, atmospheric locations, cinematic story scenes, immersive exploration, moody and emotional moments.
The shots are (almost) entirely HUD free and at crisp Ultra detail and 2560x1440 HQ PNG quality.
Took me many hours to hand pick and upload them all, and of course countless hours of in-game capture.

I'm thrilled to share these amazing experiences and memorable moments with the community, especially in appreciation of this awesome game.
The Witcher 3 looks and feels spectacular.

I'll be very glad if you (using Google account) leave comments on pictures - to discuss, caption or just share your mind :)

Full Gallery Link in Google Photos:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/5i3qzNRtMDqDXCmG3
Have fun!

Thanks for the link, there are some quality pics indeed ! But I didn't see any location from the DLCs so your adventure is not over yet ;)

Thank you!
Glad you like them :)
Indeed, I've yet to start the DLCs yet.

I took a long break from TW3 after around 580+ hours (according to GOG) of a single thorough, deep and complete run.
The story, journey and emotional ties with the characters left such an impact on me - that it was (and still is) very hard for me to move on - and leave those characters behind. I do want to return and play the DLCS, maybe even do a NG+ of story&main quests mainly/only.
I just mostly concerned that the Expansions will never hold the same weight, epic feel and emotional impact that the main story - of Geralt searching Ciri - a father seeking his daughter.
As well as the concept of protecting what he and his friends hold dear: home, family, friendship.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/jcnEKHzgv3hMHp9EA

But I'll definitely add more photos when I get back to the game and do the DLCs. You can count on it.

Be sure to click/tap on the individual pictures to view the maximum 2K quality in fullscreen, might take a moment to fully render!