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Finally there was a game which was really RPG and which really molded everything about hack and slash, adventure, point and click and First person into one mammoth game. It took a little time to get accustomed to the controls, but once you are immersed, you'll be begging for more and more...

The main thing that was crazy about this game when it first came out was its atmosphere methinks. The fantasy setting is way darker and more mature than anything else, which is cool. Also, the game does have choices that actually somewhat matter (unlike most rpgs). It's strange that this game was quite under the radar when it was released yet the sequel got all sorts of hype. The game's cool.

If you have mac don't even try to play with the official port. it's slow and it crash every minutes. If you want you can install with playonmac. You can then change the version of wine with the last and play well. But you will sure get some grafics glitch. For me this is better then the 2, because I prefer the story in the witcher 1 and the old school combact system. The best chapter is the second, I really enjoy the investigation part.

Really this is my favorite RPG of all time. I think the graphics look good to this day, the combat was rhythmic and addictive, and the story captivated me. The main character is basically medieval Batman, only without the secret identity, solving crimes, fighting monsters, and bedding all the beautiful ladies. My first playthrough lasted 74 hours. I think it might be time to head back in again.

When we think video-games countries that would come to mind are probably Japan, UK and the US. And though many of the great games do come from Western and far Eastern developers many forget or don't even realize that some of the truly exceptional games we have played over the years actually came from Eastern Europe. S.T.A.L.K.E.R. is probably best known for being one of these ambitious titles. But while often being concepts full of potential the end result was almost always very raw and crude, like a rough diamond. The Witcher falls right in to this category. Developed by Polish studio CD Projekt Red The Witcher does a lot of things right and throws in a few features not done or not taken to this level before. It is a RPG as we know it from titles like Diablo and Titan Quest but dares to take it a step further, like combining the classic mouse driven controls with real-time key movement. These ambitious ideas do work but often feel like they are not fully developed yet. And this goes for pretty much the whole game. It has a very rich story set in a very big world with lot's to see and do and chock full of mature content . The music, in-game lore and beautifully realized setting really pull you in and create a immersive experience. But it is all very rough around the edges next to being a game that you have to really sit down for and put some time in, and if you are able to keep this in mind and be okay with it you will possibly have one of the best RPG experiences to date. I do realize that by now The Wither 2 is out with a third one on the way and these are likely to be far more polished, but i have yet to play the second installment. I thought i would start with the first one and then work my way up. It does look a bit dated in terms of graphics but there are some excellent HD-texture packs out there that greatly enhance the visuals.