巫师2：国王刺客加强版

玩完巫师2我久久不能平静。之前只觉得很好，但拿不到5星。但结局和雷索的对话让我有了打5星的冲动。杀掉雷索时我差点哭了，我很不想杀他，但他为了蝮蛇学派的壮大出卖了自己，不得不杀。看似是泰莫利亚的国王死亡，其实是一幅波澜壮阔的图景。萨琪亚让我着迷，她是巨龙，是领袖，正如她的介绍中所说，有着有人的胸脯，也有一腔热血与正义。最后丹德里恩的总结很到位。英雄的故事，让我敬仰他、羡慕他、祝福他。

I have had this game for well over a year but the support that has been given is outstanding, free DLC, DRM removed and a free upgrade to the Enhanced Edition for people who had the regular edition! This game captures the essence of old school RPGs while modernising it at the same time. Its a mature game for adults that deals some very violent and sexual themes. The game doesn't treat you like a child and it has a fantastic D&D + medieval European feel (Regardless of the american voice actor for Geralt). This has got to be one of the best RPGs I have played in a long time and I'm looking forward to the Witcher 3 ;)

Very good RPG, but not as great as TW1. Hard to explain, maybe a bit too "modern" for me: too much politics, action-based fighting, a rather short and linear story, ... And it doesn't have the dark poetic athmosphere of the TW1. I hope TW3 will include best parts of the first 2 episods :)

恰巧发现当初实体版送的特典卡，特地来下载了一代和二代，发现这个平台居然还不错？希望以后能越来越好，最重要的一点，下载速度真的有点慢，我电信100M下载都在1MB每秒左右循环，真心希望以后能改善一下，最后，昆特牌真的好玩(手动滑稽)

For starters, and having just completed last month's combo deal offering both games, let me start off by stating that my initial introduction to the series was a positive one. The Witcher 1 wasn't a game of great depth by any means, but it did deliver fairly well on what was being offered up around a storyline that was both unique and immersive (with Geralt as one of the more interesting/appealing main characters i've seen in an RPG to date imo). By and large the game mechanics were solid, and while i usually prefer a much less linear approach to a game world setting, it's wasn't confining/linear to the point where the game around it essentially amounted to little more then a general/boring annoyance between that intriguing story being told. Which pretty much brings us to where the Witcher 2 essentially weighs in as a stand-alone game. In typical modern day RPG development fashion, CD Projekt pretty much follows suit with the development path seen in such games like Final Fantasy/Dragon Age. Ya know, completely stripping the emphasis away from the stuff that actually gives an RPG it's soul, in favor of that seemingly universal belief that a shiny new coat of graphical paint is all we REALLY want and care about. Even if it means you offer up Paris Hilton-level depth beyond that in the process. Basically, pretty much everything gameplay wise was a step backwards. Unlike the first game, the night/day cycles are more or less irrelevant this go round. Gone are the fighting styles, stripped down and condensed into a simplified steel/silver setup. The UI in itself is an utter mess, from the confusing in-game map, to the inability to compare weapons/armor to what you are wearing, down to managing your inventory in general...it makes for more then a few "wtf where they thinking?" moments. And the inability to remap keys in-game, or delete save files that can accumulate up pretty fast for that matter, is pretty much inexcusable imo. I can't even recall a game since before the original Zelda that wouldn't let me delete save files. Combat, minus the sword style strip down, is actually more challenging this time. Although in game that's THIS linear, and with so little reason to do any of the extremely limited and fairly meaningless/bare bone side quest stuff it offers, that's arguably not even a good thing. As make no mistake, if you are playing this game because you played the first one, you likely are going to find yourself in it solely for the cut scene progression. With little desire to have the 5 different mob models of yard trash take you X amount longer to clear between them. So yeah, overall this game was a disappointment, and pretty much kills off the gameplay/depth potential for the 3rd installment i'm sure we'll see in the future. If you haven't played the first one, or have no interest in doing so, I'd otherwise advise you take a pass on the Witcher 2. Or at least until it's down to bargain bin price status.