Posted on: March 13, 2019

PrologMan

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Something ends, something begins

An interesting turn on the now famous and already tested formula of Gwent with a twist on narration during the Second Nilfgaardian War (the one told in the books). Instead of being just a witcher, killing monsters and saving a daughter, we play as a queen without a crown but with a partisan army against a black sea of nilfgaardian enemies. Instead of being multiplayer, this game is a singleplayer experience with balanced encounters, amazing puzzles, and over the top voice acting and narration. The world is there, it's dark, it's dirty, it's in shades of grey in a morally ambiguous war. If you played any of the other Witcher games, you'll feel right home.

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Posted on: August 20, 2019

Kovasz

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Great addition to the Witcher franchise

I was into this game solely for the world of Witcher. This game consists of two parts: - An adventure and story part - And a Gwent CCG part. The first part is great: nice drawings, lots of mini story elements where you can make choices, which have effects later on on the story and events. Also, the main story looks interesting so far. The second part, however, is far from perfect. Generally, I love card games, which core element is deck building, but the deck building in this game is VERY limited. You have limitation on the minimum number of cards of your deck, you have a maximum limitation on how many cards you can own from one specific card, you have limitations on special cards, you have a resource limit... and this means there are seemingly a lot of cards you can craft, but ultimately, you cannot. There is barely any new cards later on, so you basically play with the same deck from the beginning till the end of the chapter. At last, there are lots of "puzzles" in the game where you play with a specific deck, so there is some variety - actually, there are more of these matches then matches played with your very own deck, which I've found quite confusing in the beginning (like, there was barely any standard match after the tutorial for hours). All of this caused I had a lot of resources (money, wood and recruit), but I couldn't really spend it on anything useful. Nevertheless, the game itself as a whole is very addictive, and the story kept me playing on and on :)

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Posted on: September 8, 2019

Diablo_

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Awesome

I was actually sceptical of this game and thus didn't buy it until some days ago. Now I have just finished it and I must say it was a fantastic experience. It really catches the same setting and atmosphere as the other witcher games and books with great characters, interesting stories and tough decisions you will often regret. The cards, fights and the expanding of your army and buildings was also well done. Only on the last act / map there were a bit too many standard 3-rounds fights which in my opinion unnecessarily delayed the ending a bit too much.

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Posted on: January 4, 2020

nomad_85

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Besides the pestilence puzzle - great!!!

I really like card games, loved the gwent mechanics in the W3. However the game is played a bit differently here, it is more than satisfying. Especially that the actual 3-round combat is scarce and mostly you encounter a fight with some kind of a twist. That is amazing, espeially that the game takes a few hours to finish. Storywise, I love it, I like the main character, the decisions she makes, the cosnequences. Party members are interesting and likeable. Graphics is pretty, I really liked the cell shading type visuals. Do I recommend the game to everybody? Rather not, It's a game for the Witcher fans (a must), card and puzzle games with story. Is it a game for an rgp fan? Rather not - the progression system is awkward and not really satisfying - feels sometimes as if you even don't invest gathered resources , that would not make any difference at all. Still at it's core - as a cad game it is fun to play, as a narative, it is interensting (although sometimes inconsistent), the grafics feels done right and with a lot of heart put into it. The reason for the 4 star rating is in the topic. When you get to this puzzle, you will probably understand.

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Posted on: January 27, 2020

Arbiter_Libera

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Disregard cards, acquire story!

Criminally overlooked if not underrated game that may have given people the wrong impression before release. Come for the cards and the Witcher tie-in, but stay for the story that puts many RPGs to shame and outstanding soundtrack. This leads to some failings like lower difficulty putting a damper on actually tweaking your decks and strategies alike, though. A 25+ hour narrative that manages to shine a light on how a certain Witcher got his title and what a barely name-dropped queen did to restore her kingdom presented in an absolutely worthwhile package as you take adventuring steps through plentiful CYOA scenarios and puzzles galore in place of traditional Gwent matches. Potentially even guide you to standalone Gwent itself? Makes you wish we could get more Witcher Tales in the future...

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