This game has it; a dark brutal fantasy-world, with a mature theme. The Witcher forces you to weigh in on choices of moral dilemma, and it delivers without pardon or excuses leaving you to deal with it. The landscapes, surroundings, towns, people and monsters, all of these elements has their place to help you tell your story, and make you feel you are a part of it. The pace is at times flashing forward just to make a brutal halt, as if it lets you ponder and digest. Lots of action, but it also is alot of social dilemmas for you to handle and this is when the pace slows down, as it should. The NPC's is beliveable, as is the monologues/dialogues, hence why they are brought to life, nurturing a depth seldom found in the games of today. So if you look for a fantasy game. If you look for a rpg with great story. A rpg with mature feeling and settings that are dark and grisly under the blank, cold sky - this is it.
