Ведьмак 2: Убийцы королей

Bought this maybe 2-3 years ago when it use to work on Macs and I played only the beginning of the game. Yesterday when I tried playing the game again, I can't play it anymore cuz GOG set the game to only work for PC, not for Mac computers anymore, Same with Aladdin that GOG changed it and Aladdin doesn't work on Macs anymore either, which it sucks.

Bought, downloaded, and does not work for Mac.

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Thank you so much. The studios from eastern Europe bring us a new wave of great european games, so much better than US and Japanese games, because european developpers love their games, that's not just a business. Thank you! Merci beaucoup ! Danke schön! From Switzerland

having played the first game, and watched a lot of gameplay of the third, i thought that 2 would be worth getting- if merely for the sake of havin the whole collection... it was not worth it. (having also played the third game now, the second game makes even less sense) lets start with the positive- from the first game, i've been surprised by how much i enjoy the lore of the lore and setting of the witcher universe. the world is written in a clever and convincing way, where things like magic and monsters are accepted as 'normal' (or at least real), but still regarded with fear and suspicion. lore isn't dumped directly at the camera, in a way that feels long winded or fourth-wall-ish. it shows a good amount of trust in the audience's ability to immerse themselves. the visuals are nice IF you turn off the over-zealous SSAO and adjust the gamma/brightness. now the gross- controls and UI: the controls of the game seem to be a new engine, clinging onto the control format of the first game (it barely made sense then, and it doesnt make ANY sense now). the game has "controller support" in the loosest sense, but is extremely stiff, and clearly designed primarily for KBMS (downvote on account of my carpal tunnel, lol). the UI looks nice and sharp, but does not lend itself conveniently to quick/instinctive play... again, very hitchy. level construction: the play spaces give an initial impression of open-world, but you quickly find that the whole game is very spatially linear. RPGs typically feel better in larger spaces, but i do understand that the game is actually a choreographed experience (which leads into my next point)... story content: when the dialogue is good, its great (primarily Geralts lines), when its bad, its aweful. some of the writing strikes me as translation errors, that come accross as needlessly foul in english. nudity is not optional, and while the context sometimes makes sense- other times it does not, and frankly- dawg, what if a kid saw it? gross