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So you’ve heard of the masterpiece called Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. You learn of the trilogy but then Witcher 1 and Witcher 2 are quite ancient. You don’t want to grind through these old ass games to craft your own Witcher story. I am hoping this review will prove to you otherwise and encourage you to play through Witcher 1. Pros of chugging through Witcher 1: Mysterious hints of Geralt’s clouded past Clues about Elder Blood and its source Whispers of the White Frost To Destiny or not to Destiny, that is the question Up to 3 encounters with the King of the Wild Hunt That Witcher 3 Sword of Destiny trailer will start making sense Gain a good idea of who and what Triss is; motives, personality, character attributes etc. Careful gentlemen, of who you choose in Witcher 3. Cut through hyped advertising in trailers to understand what a Witcher truly is Choices have consequences. Fantastic butterfly effect of actions and consequences Rhythm like combat, unique to only this game in the trilogy Identify the root of all the evil, pain and suffering in that world Discussion about the role of Witchers and whether they are needed Knowledge will serve you well in Witcher 2 and 3 Cons of grinding through Witcher 1: Very long game, overstays its welcome May as well rename the game shortcut to Witcher 1: Backtrack of Destiny Completely unfun for about 75% of the game (without mods) Mandatory seggs, it's inescapable. I had to actually work extra hard to keep Geralt celibate Story pacing seems disjointed Many many fetch quests flavoured as Witcher contracts Annoying limited inventory and storage access Vague upgrading system Absolute grind and cumbersome game without mods 25 holes, 1 pole Advice for Witcher 1: Cheat! Yes, go ahead. All you need here are the story context and save file to import to Witcher 2 Mods list: Book of all Knowledge, Faster movement, Item stacking, Plentiful herbs, All talent points, broken quest bug fixes Overall Score: 4/5 with mods || 2/5 without mods

I first played The Witcher four years ago, and am very much enjoying my second play-through. Yes, the graphics are not up to modern standards, but I prefer an engaging story over hyper-realism. The game-play is easy to learn, especially since the movement is mouse-driven instead of WASD. Tutorials are clear and helpful. The levelling system can be confusing, but if you read through the skill tree options you'll see how your Geralt can be built as you want. There are helpful guides online if you need them. The world of the Witcher is dark, but there's plenty of humor. Geralt has a sarcastic edge that's great fun. Voice acting is very well done. Music is engaging without being overbearing. I highly recommend this game.

Amazing start to the greatest trilogy in gaming. This is a must play for any Witcher or fantasy fans. It was far ahead of its time.

This is one of the best game i ever played, you have to be patient to understand how to played

Here’s the translation: "This isn’t just an incredible RPG/FRP adventure; it’s one of the most brilliant stories and games ever made. When it was first introduced, the story didn’t particularly appeal to me, so I persistently ignored the hype surrounding it. Then the series was made, and the whole franchise gained even more publicity, which, in principle, usually irritates me and drives me away from the game. However, I listened to my cousin and gave the first title in the series a chance, and the least I can say is that I didn’t regret it. In fact, I now regret not enjoying all of this when it first came to light. Fortunately, with GoG, it’s never too late, and I can now say that I can’t wait to start with *The Witcher 2*, but I’ll wait a bit so I can savor it even more. It’s hard to create a better and more complete story than this. One of those games you’ll be sad to finish. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!"