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Great game, runs on newer pcs. It sets the stage for later games and it's essential (at least in my opinion) to fully comprehend what's happening (also books are useful). The game starts where the last book ends, with supposedly dead Geralt but SPOILER! he's not dead (WOW big surprise). For me Witcher 1 is the best installment in the series (and it's not my first!). I'll explain why - story and voice acting is just great (as always in Witcher games), combat is just fun! I don't know why but it's so satisfying landing that perfect shot! Yes, sometimes game can be buggy and the graphics are not as good as nowadays but it's an old game! You can't expect it to be up to todays standards and it's still less buggy then Cyberpunk 2077. I really cannot express this enough, play this game, at least give it a try! This game is very different from the following titles, it's mutch darker and it really fits this universe. 10/10 in my opinion.

I'll keep this review quick, as others have probably already discussed into the premise and mechanics of the game in great detail. This game as a very different feel to it that other RPGs, which could be good or bad. The gameplay mechanics I believe do a good job of making you feel like a monster hunter, since you have to research your targets and prepare yourself before battles. The combat is a bit simplistic, but it keeps you on your toes. The best part of this game is truly the story. Whereas modern RPGs like Fable and Mass Effect/Dragon Age make it very clear whether your choices are good or evil, the Witcher does an excellent job of establishing shades of grey. It really makes you ponder the extent to which your decisions affect the storyline, and they do indeed have interesting ramifications. The ending also has a very subtle revelation that really hits you hard once you realize it, and it gives gives sections earlier in the game a different light. All in all, I think that the Witcher is worthy of adding to any RPG fan's collection. It is by no means a perfect game, as it is a bit jumpy in performance and some of the voice acting isn't of high quality, but I feel the the unique aspects make the game well worth the money.

This is one of the best RPG's ever made, well thought, awesome combat, fantastic lore, deep and strong characters. And Geralt, well simply a deadly horney little devil that will strive to do the right thing and always save the girl, lol. if you are an RPG'er you MUST have this.

I've read all seven books about Geralt several times, and what still strikes me the most in this game - the spirit of Sapkowskij's dark fantasy world was transferred in game with true attention to details. Some things are not 'right' according to the source, but never the less, it is the same world, the same people, the same city. If you aren't fantasy geek like me, this game still worth looking for. Noir plot with greed, sex, treachery and with a lot of choices. Who is the good guy? Who is the bad one? Whom to protect and whom to kill? Who is trustworthy and who is only looking so? Great game, almost perfect IMO.

I remember first playing this when It first came out, I was impressed by the trailer and I searched for it on play and there it was, It just seemed to stand out from every game that was around at the time. So my overall impressions will be based on the original version. Without going into many spoliers you are Garalt of Rivia a monster hunter after the tutorial phase you set about to learn your past, you meet various people along the way in what is a long, complex yet throughly entertaining story What impressed me thhe most about this game unlike other modern games of its genre It felt like you truely had a choice in your actions they do have a significant impact upon the world which is a dark and gritty place and is the polar opposite of the usual fairy tale medival settings, with adult overtones and more realitic life overtones such as sex,drugs,violence being heavily prevailant. The character customisation is pretty deep where you can have your garalt master different styles to be more apt in different siituations than others and again it feels like you are in control of how you want him to play. The combat can initially be hard to adjust to but in the end it fares a lot better than it would be if it was a button masher as it feels like more finesse as you attack your enemys and is a lot more tactical with the various stances you are able to deploy. The boss fights are pretty epic especially the one at the end of the game, reading the lore upon each of the mythical beasts that apparantly exsist really builds up the athosphere when finally meeting them face to face. I throughly recommend this game to all rpg fans and am convinced that even non fans of the genre would enjoy this.