The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition

Witcher 2 is a massive improvement on the combat system, which is more in tune with Witcher 3, but it lacks the content of Witcher 3 AND 1. Where as Witcher 1 had a vision and a limited amount of time to make it happen, yet you still saw through it's flaws beyond the lack of npc models, the stiff combat mechanics etc. It had plenty of places to explore. Witcher 2 seemed to be more like it wanted to be Witcher 3 but blew too much of the budget on gameplay mechanics/graphics rather than actual content. What do I mean by that? Well you start off in prison and the epilogue which is Geralt explaining how he ended up in prison?.. It's basically the Tutorial section. It has an arena mode that tests how good you do in battle to which it will recommend a difficulty level for you. After that it follows same principle of the Witcher 1 with Chapters where Geralt arrives at a city/large village where he will encounter interesting characters and partake in quests, contracts and even mini-games like 'Annoying' Dice Poker, arm-wrestling, bare-knuckle fist fighting to make some coin, you do side quests/contracts and the Main plot quests to which advance you onto the next Chapter, where you'll head to a new location and repeat until you unlock the story/plot and advance to the finale. Sadly... Witcher 2 gives you ONLY 3 CHAPTERS to Witcher 1 that has 5 Chapters. So it'll give you about 20 hours of gameplay average before you complete the game. The game graphically and gameplay wise is Gorgeous! It's Witcher 3 levels, the dialogue is great and the stoy/plot is amazing! The villians are great and Geralt recovers more of his memory. For that? The story writers really out did themselves. I just wish the game wasn't so small and quick to complete, it feels unfinished to me, like watching Justice League without a Directors Cut, Witcher 2 is just the best bits all clumped together and though it's fun to play, it could of been much better if it had more development time.

I am enjoying this game very much, but the astounding amount of problems and glitches that keep occurring prevent me from enjoying this tittle to the fullest. I have to constantly save for fear of the frequent crashes that plaque this game. And now recently my journal, map, character, and menu screen have all disappeared when I try to access them, making it impossible for me to play the game. On top of that occasionally the camera freaks out, and the controls are less than fluid and intuitive than one would wish them to be. This is all a real shame because the story in this game as well the flavor and some well executed game play moments really shine. For 10 bucks it was definitively worth it, not for 20 however. I will see it through to the end because story and game environment wise it is brilliant, as well as the general potential of the game makes progression through a swamp of glitches worth it. Also whats up with the goofy narrator that just shows up out of the blue in some cut-scenes? That really feels out of place.

gog，we need simplify Chinese！Steam have （the witcher one to three） simplify Chinese！So why you only have traditional Chinese？

shit game shit game shit gameeee

After thoroughly enjoying the first Witcher, the next game in the series leaves much to be desired. The combat is simply horrid and flows very poorly as compared to the first one, and hitching and bugs are replete throughout the game. Perhaps the worst part is the extreme problems related to patching the game. After multiple installs and uninstalls the game refuses to work correctly. It's unfortunate because the story, art and acting in the game are superb, but it has been years since I have encountered a game with this many technical issues. Here's hoping that the next will have better QA before it is shipped.