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I remember when i saw clips of this game on youtube, I laughed what i considered to be hilariously bad voice acting. I couldn't understand why this game was so popular. Then, I bought the game when it was on special. Without a doubt, BEST 5 BUCKS I EVER SPENT. A lot of people are talking about the choices you are forced to make in this game, and they are right. Choices absolutely do matter in this game, and sometimes in ways you don't expect. You will also be in situations where there does not seem to be a morally correct answer. Classic example: some gravediggers/murders are hiding in a cemetary. You chase them down, but before you get a chance to kill them, they tell you they've trapped some civilians in the nearby crypt. Do you expend the time and energy to kill them, knowing that the civilians will die in the mean time? Or do you rescue the civilians, but let the murderers escape? What it boils down to is: what do YOU consider to be the least morally objectionable? Unlike the game mentioned in the title, despite the parts that are not so great (won't go into them, because everybody else has already covered that), it still has a better ending than Mass Effect 3. Why? BECAUSE YOUR CHOICES ACTUALLY MATTER. I consider it to be hilariously ironic that CD Projekt took BioWare's own engine, and made a better video game than they did. This is just the game you need to buy/replay if you need to wash the awful taste and stink of ME3's atrocious ending out of your mouth. Buy this game: the flaws in this game do not overshadow the fantastic parts of this game.

My introduction to the world of The Witcher was back in 2015, when the third game came out. A friend showed me the game and upon finishing the prologue, i closed the game and decided to start from the very beginning. I got all the books and managed to get this game with the second one. After the brief tutorial segment and a great introduction to the world and characters, i was hooked until the very end. The graphics look dated, even by the standards when it was released, but it makes up with the well written characters, locations and plot (all of this was achieved by a very old Aurora engine, which is quite impressive!") I know that combat may put many people off, but stick with it, it gets better when you get stronger gear. Still, a rough diamond that's kinda rough to recommend today, but a worthy experience indeed!

Story is great and deep. Remember to complete side quests.

This is one of those games that makes you want to see more of its world. Really interesting characters, story and setting. In some ways it reminded me of Gothic series, and I very much enjoyed my time with this title. Definately got me interested in the world of Witcher. There are only two things that I've found annoying: 1) The equipment - there's way too many usless items flooding and very limited access to the stash during the last chapters. 2) Respawning enemies - too many of those, they provide no challenge and very little experience.

It may seem like a boring game in the beginning because of repetitive combat mechanics and outdated graphics and movement system but when you get pass the first hour or two and get accustomed to it then fun really begins. Surely it is not a game for everyone because it's not action game but an RPG or has a lot rpg elements. It is a game for people with patience and people that will appreciate good story and story in this game is the best element of it. I remember playing it for hours just because I wanted to see what will happen next and before you know it day turned into night. It is that good. There are moments where you need to make a decision and that decision will have consequences down the road. Pacing is good and fluid. I didn't feel that there were moments where story felt rushed. If you like to read then you will be satisfied because there are a lot of books and scrolls to read and it will be really useful down the road. For every monster there is a book and you will learn about its strengths and weaknesses which will be really useful in combat. Fighting becomes better as you level up and unlock new moves and there are 3 styles. It is enough. Sound design is good, graphics are outdated but there are some mods that will help to make it look sharper and it will look better. It's a 2007. game so dont have unrealistic expectations. It needs to be looked at from that period of time and there is no point to compare it with today's standards.