巫师2：国王刺客加强版

Voice acting is still terrible. It looks good. The design of the map is terrible. There are invisible walls everywhere, so you have to spend ages looking for where you're supposed to go. I spent hours looking for the waypoint once. Many of the quests feel like chores. Not a fun time for the most part. No, I don't care about your dead wife if i have to run across the map looking for even more things. I like the third game because you can make your own path to the waypoint. I couldnt motivate myself to finish this game.

Would have been 5 stars except for the infuriating bugs. I have been close to quitting and watching a summary on youtube a couple of times. My experience 1st 5 hours with the game was troubleshooting sound issues. No dialogue. Suddenly no sound. Spent significant amount of time on Google combing through forums. Eventually, I managed to sort, but each play session meant fiddling with sound settings Unable to open some doors - stopping me buying books as I couldn't open the booksellers door. The prompt says Open, but Geralt switches to lighting the torch instead. So no book learning for Geralt, then. Sudden freezes - On a couple of occasions the freeze was so bad I had to hard boot my machine. The game itself - great voice acting. Deep choices. Lot to do and interesting stories and side quests. Game controls and combat are clunky, but adequate.

dark difficulty and complete misunderstanding of things that make the 1st part great are the main scourge of this game , just throws away gameplay difficulty balance in the toilet, not mentioning using legendary armor in caves,no thought behind this at all, devs just wanted some resemblance with idiotic souls games. No companionship throughout the story either, you always alone, your so called sidekick is the spy and a black ops commander, what affection could you posssibly have towards him, moronic shit. The only things. that saves the game are its unprecedented plot complexity without loss of logic and meticulousness towards every character that you meet in their dialogues and actions , don't get me wrong, you won't care about any of them , it's just gonna be interesting to see this convoluted beautifully looking story to the end.

This is one of the games I like to come back, just because it left a good memory the first time I played it. In my experience I have to say that I haven't had any performance problems.

Played this game years ago and got the urge to play it again ahead of a W3 playthrough. I'm surprised at how well this holds up. I also apparently don't remember it at all it's been so long, so it's like playing a new game now. Very happy with it!