巫师加强版

巫师1 非常经典，细节非常到位，仔细观察，NPC们都有作息时间，吃饭 睡觉 工作，这些细节是我最喜欢的，也是这一代的特色！

I'd assume that this game got most of its attention after the release of Witcher 3, at a time where the majority of people are used to different standards. It's not a secret that the first game in the series didn't age to well in certain areas (namely the combat system) but in all honesty, the story is definitely worth putting yourself through it. Just this once, overcome your pride and turn down the difficulty to the lowest level, it will be a better experience that way.

Just be sure your machine can take it. This game has wholly modern looks, but the system performance requirements really are a world apart from the games on offer at GOG. The effects and environs are well worth it, however. Combat can get tough, too, if you do not pay attention to creature strengths and weaknesses. Other than that, it is worth it. Very good RPG with a no-nonsense hero, set in an unforgiving, cruel world, full of both love and hatred, enhanced with a touch of horror atmosphere. Sapkowski, the author of the Witcher series, is an accomplished fantasy writer, and the whole game surpasses your average "kill the beast, take the loot, fondle the princess" scheme, even though all of killing, looting and fondling are present.

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I spent a little over 50 hrs on this game and certainly enjoyed it for the most part (I wanted to finish it after all). Story, atmosphere and music definitely deserve a thumbs up. You obviously feel the 10+ years of the game but that didn't really spoil the overall fun I had with it. However, what caused several frustrating moments was the combat, especially in winding, narrow locations such as the swamp maps. Drowners quickly became the most annoying creatures I've ever had to deal with in a game (Chap. 5 god damnit), not because they are tough to fight but because they made it a real chore to enter a cave because of them constantly spawning. Some character motivations and actions felt unreasonable and forced. And the limited number of character skins didn't make it easy to keep track of all the different people you meet throughout the game because of so many NPCs looking alike. Still, as much as I cursed the game for the clunky camera controls and occasionally frustrating combat, for making me run around the swamp, (pretty much identical) crypts and sewers like an errand boy, the game offers many rewarding moments and surprises, likable main characters, some beautiful scenery (despite its age) and an interesting skill tree. And again, the soundtrack is outstanding. All in all, I'm glad I finally gave it a shot but I'm not sure if I'll play it again anytime soon.