Let me start by saying that the game is good and I've had a lot of fun playing it. This game brings back the nostalgia feeling. It constantly reminded me of the days when I was playing Duke Nukem as a kid, and loving every single thing about it. This game is the same as Duke... In fact it started out as a Duke Nukem game, but was later developed into a completely new IP. Also, as much as Duke is a great main character, Shelly "Bombshell" Harrison turned out to be such a great main character as well. I cannot wait to see what other stories Interceptor has to tell about Shelly. On the technical side, game has some bugs that need to be resolved, but the developer put much effort into fixing any issues that were present at the game's release, and I must say that the game runs smooth now, without any major issues. All in all, if you liked old shooters, with cheesy one liners, heavy metal music playing in the background and lots of explosions, you will feel at home with this game. A solid 4/5 and a wholehearted recommendation.
After really great first two games, which I consider one of the best (if not THE BEST) games ever made, I have wondered how CDPR can improve over perfection. The only con of previous games was that they were too short (if a 30 hour playthrough can be considered short), and lacked more exploration of a wonderful world that is presented to us through the Witcher lore. After completing the first two games multiple times (3 times each), to experience the consequences of different choices in game, I was desperately in a need for a new Witcher game. I tried to scratch the Witcher itch with other games, but never really succeeded. After a really long wait, CDPR answered all my questions in a form of a new game that is Witcher 3 - Large world that just begs to be explored; great, well thought out quests (the most bland quest here would be a main quest in any other RPG); memorable, fleshed out characters; and loads, hours of wonderful fun that everyone was waiting for. Witcher 3 took everything that made the previous games great, and made it even better. Nothing is out of place in this game. Every "Why" has its "Because". You will ask the question "Why?" and a lot of times you will find its "Because" very intriguing. As you progress through the game, you will feel the world evolving around you and shaping based on your choices throughout the game. This game concludes Geralts story, and I hope this is not the end of the Witcher games. I can already see the new game with Ciri as a main character. The only two things that I mind about this game is that they took away the ability to play dice poker (a trademark in previous games if you ask me); and the sex scenes seem more toned down when compared to Witcher 2, but they definitely look more tasteful. A big recommendation for those new to the series, and even bigger recommendation to the old fans. Definitely worth the asking price, and Game Of The Year material.
