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I personally think this is superb in all of their conditions great rpg recommended for players of A-RPG ,After buying Witcher 1 Great RPG Series

If you want to play on Ubuntu 15.10 you must install some stuff: sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-0:i386 libstdc++6:i386 libsdl2-2.0-0:i386 libsdl2-image-2.0-0:i386 Enjoy :)

Witcher 2 does not suffer copying story from books. And unlike Witcher 3 it does not suffer open world where story have to be versatile with many side quests. Best storyline out of three games. Controls and camera ... are not better than first game, but different. It tried to go better modern RPG ways combat system and... In small rooms with open doors you are going to SUFFER. In large open areas on the other hand, enemies are way too easy. Scripts Scripts Scripts. At least for me, worst controls and worst space for movement out of three games. Graphics are pretty pretty. Go for it, but beware small areas.

Świetna gra ale zasługuje już na remaster :D

I got this game shortly after building my first mid-range gaming PC and I found the game infuriating and complicated, but beautiful and deep. After I managed to break through the wall and enjoy Dark Souls, I decided to revisit Witcher 2. Boy am I glad I did. To date, I have gotten four endings, and I am currently on my seventh playthrough, second time on Dark. The game takes the "classic" shell of Western fantasy and kicks up the bleakness factor to create a world where monsters are an ever-present threat, non-humans are torn between comfortable city life filled with disdain or a life in the wild fighting for non-human rights. Through it all, the Witchers are the first and last line of defense against the evil lurking just beyond the torchlight of small villages and castle walls. The characterization in the game is phenomenal. The voice acting, while not universally perfect, reaches a level rarely seen, and the characters are all complex, with hidden desires, shifting motives, weaknesses, and prejudices. No two characters have the same personality, and it creates a twisted-yet-cohesive role-playing experience. The combat system is a see-saw balancing skill and tactical response with careful preparation and a deep understanding of what resources are and are not worth using. Unlike many other games, you cannot chug potions to buff yourself during combat. You can only use potions and blade oils to prepare for combat, but once the fight starts, you have to use your agility, traps, bombs, and swords to outwit enemies. The combat on Dark difficulty is especially merciless, and I highly recommend it to Dark Souls aficionados looking for a similar- if less complex and difficult- alternative. The game's story is so expertly told that I can't believe hollywood hasn't already bastardized it into a shameful Michael Bay disaster by now. Geralt has been framed for the murder of a king, and has to go on the run to clear his name. Boom. Love it.