It's definitely a really underrated game that deserved more fame, the menu and interface are very easily operable, easy to understand, the dialogue is also well formed, information rich and neatly packed - easy to keep track and understand the knowledge and story of the game, it's impossible to be confused and not figure out what's going on. While some people dislike the battle system, I thoroughly enjoy it, simply timing your clicks to maximize your damage is a really chill experience, in the mean time I can enjoy the sword animations even while laying on the sofa, instead of being busy button mashing my keyboard and mouse and rolling around. The inventory is a classic RPG inventory and easy to sort through (unlike in The Witcher 2 where I have to read a full list of things every time I open it). The story is also amazing. Only people with good taste can appreciate this masterpiece, it really left me satisfied finishing the game and I couldn't hold back playing the other games too. The art has an amazing old style, I very much enjoy to look at it, the story is deep with moral dilemmas and you really feel immersed, you feel like you became part of that world, the story telling is really good, as well as some silly random events in the game to lighten up the mood. The voices of Siegfried and Zoltan are pure gold. I also very much enjoy the option to hold down the ALT key and see every object and NPC I can interact with as well as their name, it really makes it easy to orient. The option to drink alcohol and have outdrink contests is really fun. . The only negative thing about the game is accidentally locking yourself out of quests or romance cards, since the order of things you do is sometimes vague and it can make you replay a few hours because of that.
