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I don't often write reviews, but seeing some reviews about this game just saddened me. I first launched this game on the brink of my 17 years, and to be honest it was by accident.I always was a thinker, wondering about everything. In the begining, I had moral problems playing it, being young and naive, and not experienced in the ways of real life. This game opened it for me (at least it explained much- what is common in my mother land). I started to enjoy it - subtle truths hidden in every last aspect and details of the game. For me it was an art, philisophy, not something where everything was about shooting, or clicking, or grinding or whatever pc fans endorse these days. And those moral choices (and something which doesn't force you to adopt ethics or morality of modern world, because we all know human base nature is cruel and primitive), those points of view, those characterizations, turns of events, non linear story, feeling you aren't playing some great saviour hero everybody loves. In fact Geralt and witchers remind me of many proffesions of our world which aren't appreciated. We commonly look down on many of them. I could relate to my own people and culture. Hunting monsters reminded me of fairy tales told to our children (where we teach them how to become righteous heroes), yet in darker setting as if it was told to a mature listener, where there arent shiny knights, where there arent good/ evil, but there are shades of grey and greater and lesser evils. Diablo has minimal story/ RPG elements, played it but that's it, now can't even look at it. Yet this game, this "Witcher" ... shows potential even after all those years and I can have a good laugh or a good thinking time, when I don't want to spend my time just mashing buttons. P.S. I played this game before reading Sapkowski's books :D I loved how convenient developers made it Geralt lost his memory... by the time Geralt recovered it I managed to read through those books. That was legendary experience.

As witcher 1 is CDPR's first game its quite good. Despite its nasty game mechanics and graphics , one can enjoy the rich narrative and lore of the game. Once you start u can't stop , wanting more and more side quests to interact with as many people you can. I have completed the whole game and now i am writing this review, i must say i really enjoyed the mini-games(dice, boxing) they incorporated into this huge game world; its another way of earning orens. Finally , I would suggest this game to play it once atleast. Furthermore, every RPG lover ought to play this. :)

With several updates and a total overhaul this game is even more a gem than it was before. A total blast of an RPG experience. Music is stuningly beautiful, and I personally have listened to hundreds of hours of the original soundtrack, as well as main theme and general in game music. Story is incredible and the characters, though 'bad' graphics, provide you with a personal relation to almost every single character. I can not recommend a game more than this!

... well I'd gladly pay for remastered version on Witcher 3 Engine. Really I'd pay the whole 89$ again. Why? There is no why, there is only when.

i love cd projekt red. Now iam go buy the witcher 2 and then i'll go buy the witcher 3. one year ago i'll go buy cyberpunk 2077. So I love cd projekt red and their games