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GoG is one of the best places to be a member for gamers. I got this game for free and The Witcher 2: Assassains of Kings for $2.49. I played The Witcher III: Wild Hunt on Playsation 4 before ever playing these games. My suggestion? Buy them all. Even if you're not a RPG enthusiast, as I am, you will at the very least appreciate this series.

The game delivers an engaging RPG adventure with its captivating story and intricate world. I was fortunate to have already obtained it for FREE on GOG, was a fantastic opportunity. I'm glad I managed to snag the game before the free offer ended. Thank you GOG! Highly recommend trying this one first before the other two series.

When i was younger i used to play lots of RPG's, used to focus and play a single title during weeks without play another game. Lately wasn't like that, jumping from game to game doing nothing. after meet The Witcher i had the thought in me, "well maybe there still hope". Played the damn game on hardest difficult from zero, only pausing to sleep, eat and the other things i dont need to say ;P. Anyway loved the game, made only 1 campaign cuz i wanted to play Witcher 2, explored a lot, made the big mistake done in the last chapter start as many did, but it was worth every single hour. Even though im 11 years late this game made me do something that most AAA titles nowadays dont do. Bad english but i guess its fine, its pretty clear that i loved this stuff.

I would give it a 3.5/5. The story is just fantastic. It's a slow start, but when you reach Chapter 3, things start to unfold and it becomes really engaging. I really liked the way they portrayed Geralt. Your actions actually have weight and it was pretty cool. The combat is atrocious. It's repetitive and boring. Ennemies adore to use attacks that stun you, either through knock-out or pain and it just makes the combat frustrating. Use your oils otherwise it's a chore. I did like very much the different styles of fighting however. I thought it was nice. The game feels clunky. Geralt doesn't answer to input super well. When you are about to hit a cutscene, the game stops and then a slow fade to black to the cutscene. It's not bad, but it does break the flow of the game a lot. Sometimes you enter a room and you get jumped by the ennemies and it's just free damage on you. It was pretty annoying but heh. A lot of diaologue boxes for simple thing. For instance, in chapter 2-3, when you want to travel to the swamp, you need to click through 3 dialogues and a confirmation just to travel. EACH TIME. It's really annoying. The dialogues are awful. Apart from maybe Triss and Shani (and every witchers obviously), everyone sounds dead inside and a few time I noticed it wasn't even the same voice actor for the NPC I was talking too in the same conversation. The conversations can be pretty funny however. For its age, the game looks good I must say. The NPC are mostly all the same but I didn't really care. Overall the game is ok. I would recommand you play it only for Chapter 5 honestly. The end is so good!

Despite not having aged well (visually or mechanically,) the first chapter of The Witcher RPG trilogy is still surprisingly fun and atmospheric. If you haven't experienced this classic ARPG at least once, then look no further for your digital introduction to the adventures of The White Wolf. + Pretty (by 2007 standards) + Great music and solid voicework/SFX + Epic adventure and a deep story/lore await +/- Complex character building and mechanics - Clunky combat and movement - Doesn't always play nice with newer hardware Solid