The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

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  1. MetaAwesome
    May 30, 2015
    10
    After 41 hours of play, one of the sidequests remains one of the most memorable and amazing questlines in any RPG I have played. (Bloody Baron questline)

    AND THAT WAS A SIDEQUEST

    Don't waste time reading the ocean of 10/10 reviews, just go and play the game already.
  2. Rilke21
    Jun 25, 2015
    10
    I laughed, I cried, and I loved every moment. My first run was 68 hours and I felt like I only got through a portion of the content. This is one of the best games ever made, period.

    Why, you may ask? First off, the writing. It is exceptional. There's one scene where I laughed for a solid 20 minutes. I would never have expected such consistent, witty, engaging dialogue from a game.    I laughed, I cried, and I loved every moment. My first run was 68 hours and I felt like I only got through a portion of the content. This is one of the best games ever made, period.

    Why, you may ask?

    First off, the writing. It is exceptional. There's one scene where I laughed for a solid 20 minutes. I would never have expected such consistent, witty, engaging dialogue from a game.

    Second, the sound design. Exceptional music and solid voice work throughout.

    Third, the world, quest and monster design. In such a massive game, repetitive witcher contracts and dull quests could have easily been the norm...but there wasn't a single monster contract that wasn't different, and there wasn't a single quest without a new and engaging story! It is easy to get lost in this world. Completionists will likely go grey before coming close to the end.

    Fourth, the art design. I played this game on medium settings, and everything was beautiful.

    The game isn't perfect. The biggest weakness is clunky control programming. There are plenty of times when character control is less than fluid. But this is a minor annoyance in such a polished, riveting game world.

    An extraordinary game. Thank you!    … Expand
  3. MSzat888
    Jun 26, 2015
    10
    I am already on my third play-through and still haven't got enough of it. I'm still finding new things to do, new quests, new characters etc. The game has everything a good RPG should have: a very well written story line, full living open world, loads of side quests and interesting characters. Whatever you do in the game is never the same . I really want more of this game, a lot more. ForI am already on my third play-through and still haven't got enough of it. I'm still finding new things to do, new quests, new characters etc. The game has everything a good RPG should have: a very well written story line, full living open world, loads of side quests and interesting characters. Whatever you do in the game is never the same . I really want more of this game, a lot more. For me it's way too short and it should continue forever.… Expand
  4. pebblo
    Jun 25, 2015
    10
    I suspect that the Witcher 3 has set the bar for RPGs for years to come. A very polished game that is nothing short of a masterpiece. The story, gameplay, character progression, music, adventure, epic open world etc. the Witcher 3 has it all. I've not enjoyed a single player game this much since the 90's.

    If I had to say something negative it would be about the difficulty curve. The    I suspect that the Witcher 3 has set the bar for RPGs for years to come. A very polished game that is nothing short of a masterpiece. The story, gameplay, character progression, music, adventure, epic open world etc. the Witcher 3 has it all. I've not enjoyed a single player game this much since the 90's.

    If I had to say something negative it would be about the difficulty curve. The game starts out quite challenging but gets easier as you tend to outlevel the content and become a bit too powerful for my liking. I would have liked it more if I had to be more "on my toes". Even so, 10/10.    … Expand
  5. alagiyik
    Jun 25, 2015
    10
    It has everything a common RPG lacks.
    -Emotions in the main quest which might cause you to break down at some point. (If you have a heart)
    -Immense dialog options which pretty much changes everything and affects everything. -Incredible open-world experience combined with beautiful city designs. - Unbelievable amount of side quests and contracts also very well done in my opinion. Plus:    It has everything a common RPG lacks.
    -Emotions in the main quest which might cause you to break down at some point. (If you have a heart)
    -Immense dialog options which pretty much changes everything and affects everything.
    -Incredible open-world experience combined with beautiful city designs.
    - Unbelievable amount of side quests and contracts also very well done in my opinion.
    Plus: Amazing voice acting and one of the best OST I've ever heard

    Downsides:
    +Some annoying bugs and glitches which are getting fixed with every patch

    Best game of the year I'd say also my favourite RPG next to Skyrim.    … Expand
  6. Artiong1961
    May 11, 2016
    10
    Whats with the mass down rating this games getting? A bunch of salty Fallout 4/Bloodborne fangays cant handle the fact people like this game better lol. Do something better in your lifes **** get laid ****
  7. Eraser
    Jun 11, 2015
    9
    because I'm a witcher's series reader, it always was hard to not like all of these games. I enjoyed first one and second one equally. and finally the third one released. and I played and still play at single breath. why 9 not 10? well, there are some issues with game for me, like surprise game crushes on desktop, several glitched textures and a hanged man with widely spread arms. But,because I'm a witcher's series reader, it always was hard to not like all of these games. I enjoyed first one and second one equally. and finally the third one released. and I played and still play at single breath. why 9 not 10? well, there are some issues with game for me, like surprise game crushes on desktop, several glitched textures and a hanged man with widely spread arms. But, besides that, it was a breath-taking adventure. that, unfortunately, was rushed for me. I intend to return to this game and see, what happened if I'll try different choices. and this game is totally worth your time and money(it's cheaper than god damned DA:I for a twice time)… Expand
  8. KalrocVN
    Aug 5, 2016
    10
    If you think that the best fantasy RPGs of the past 10 years are the Witcher 2, Skyrim, and the original Dragon Age, you will LOVE this game.

    This is, IMO, the greatest fantasy RPG since Ultima 7. Gameplay, voice acting, graphics, world building, storyline... this is an amazing game. It is the first game that I have played in years where I will occasionally sit back after a cut scene    If you think that the best fantasy RPGs of the past 10 years are the Witcher 2, Skyrim, and the original Dragon Age, you will LOVE this game.

    This is, IMO, the greatest fantasy RPG since Ultima 7.

    Gameplay, voice acting, graphics, world building, storyline... this is an amazing game. It is the first game that I have played in years where I will occasionally sit back after a cut scene and say "Wow, how did they come up with this?"

    Quality, quality, quality.    … Expand
  9. Zen-Zinxe
    Dec 11, 2015
    10
    The Witcher 3, this game is a testament to how far games have come.

    I actually feel sorry for any game that tries to do open world RPG after this. It's painfully obvious that CDPR has blown everyone out of the water. Here's why: The game is open world, and has better graphics than most linear games, even DESPITE the graphics downgrade (which DID happen). The game looks and feels like    The Witcher 3, this game is a testament to how far games have come.

    I actually feel sorry for any game that tries to do open world RPG after this. It's painfully obvious that CDPR has blown everyone out of the water. Here's why:

    The game is open world, and has better graphics than most linear games, even DESPITE the graphics downgrade (which DID happen). The game looks and feels like a handcrafted world, the entire game world is beyond beautiful, like nothing I have ever seen before. I thought the witcher 2 was amazing, the witcher 2 was definitely great looking, but it did not have the scope that TW3 has. TW3 has a world that feels completely real and alive. That feeling of "copy pasted" areas is just not there.

    The npcs. People will call out to you when you ride/walk by if they want your help, the faces in the witcher are many and varied. Even after doing nearly every quest I came across I never felt like I was talking to the same person with a different outfit. Everyone in the game already has their own thing to do, and their own agenda. Nobody is really just standing around waiting for YOU.

    The story. This isn't something you want to play while barely paying attention. The time investment needed to finish this game is massive. I started my playthrough on the hardest difficulty, and it took me about 150 hours to beat the game, while skipping many contracts and a vast majority of markers on the maps. Whenever I sat down to play the game, I wanted to make sure I had no other distractions. This game takes work to beat, and it's largely due to the fact that I didn't want to miss a thing while I was playing, finding the time to commit to this game was not easy, but well worth it.

    The game is not perfect. It suffers from the typical open world game issues (clipping, weird camera angles sometimes, a slightly misplaced object or two), for example I found a tree floating a few feet above the ground in the first area, however that was the ONLY example I found of that. Even with these little issues, as far as open world games go, nothing has the fidelity that I have witnessed in the Witcher 3.

    The controls are a bit clunky, I felt as though the Witcher 2 was more responsive, but the Witcher 3's clunkyness appears to be the result of an attempt to make realistic movement/combat animations that flow together, not the result of bad controls. I have to say, once you get used to the pace of combat and the style of movement, I found myself enjoying the realistic style of responsiveness.

    This is a story driven game, if you cannot get into the story you will probably not enjoy the game that much.

    I feel like I have barely even touched the surface as to why this game is so good. I feel like I can't appropriately describe it.

    I will say this though, that this is what gaming needs, a game that pushes the boundaries of what we've seen before. I can say with certainty that I have never seen a world so vast and believable, so alive and vibrant. I've never had a game make me feel so small and insignificant. Playing the witcher 3 was like having a second life for 5 months. There was so much going on in the world of the witcher 3, and I didn't even manage to see all of it.

    As of right now, december of 2015, this game has no equal within the genre of open world RPG's. That is what I think.    … Expand
  10. Wraithman
    Jan 17, 2016
    10
    For me Witcher 3 is a Gothic 1 for this generation. I don't know how many people was paid to make negative opinions here. But hey sorry guys your companies cannot create nowdays even one good rpg. Mass effect ? Dragon age inquisition ? Don't make me laugh. Fallout 4 , Skyriim with deep characters from R.E.Howard books.
    Get your balls together and make someting good or be forgotten like    For me Witcher 3 is a Gothic 1 for this generation. I don't know how many people was paid to make negative opinions here. But hey sorry guys your companies cannot create nowdays even one good rpg. Mass effect ? Dragon age inquisition ? Don't make me laugh. Fallout 4 , Skyriim with deep characters from R.E.Howard books.
    Get your balls together and make someting good or be forgotten like many companies.    … Expand
  11. Surg3on
    Dec 13, 2015
    10
    The Witcher 3 is the new yardstick against which all games will be measured for quality. So far ahead of the pack its plain astounding. Graphics are amazing, story amazing, content level...amazing.
    If you can only afford time for one game a year, make it this one.
  12. barbie
    Nov 15, 2015
    10
    Fantastic game.
    - amazing combat system
    - varied and interesting side quests - Witcher Contracts were fantastic - Nostalgia impact, from all the old characters it brought back, though they missed Shani :( - huge, believable open world two minor flaws - The potion system from Witcher II was better, this one felt like a concession to traditional RPG players - Not enough Triss    Fantastic game.
    - amazing combat system
    - varied and interesting side quests
    - Witcher Contracts were fantastic
    - Nostalgia impact, from all the old characters it brought back, though they missed Shani :(
    - huge, believable open world

    two minor flaws
    - The potion system from Witcher II was better, this one felt like a concession to traditional RPG players
    - Not enough Triss content (Triss was so vital in Witcher II, she felt tacked on in the current game)    … Expand
  13. Jdankens
    Dec 30, 2015
    10
    Witcher III is an adult game, the more patience you have the more rewarding it is. Don't rush it.

    Playing v1.11 right now. Game is very well crafted and optimized at this point. Very impressive for sandbox style game. After just beating Fallout 4 and somewhat disappointed by the overall game, Witcher shows what a RPG should be. If you're impatient, or spend 12-hours a day    Witcher III is an adult game, the more patience you have the more rewarding it is. Don't rush it.

    Playing v1.11 right now. Game is very well crafted and optimized at this point. Very impressive for sandbox style game.

    After just beating Fallout 4 and somewhat disappointed by the overall game, Witcher shows what a RPG should be.

    If you're impatient, or spend 12-hours a day gaming and your brain is so fried that nothing is fun anymore, than you may not like this. If you're a veteran gamer with a real life away from the computer, you'll enjoy this.    … Expand
  14. schildbuerger
    Dec 7, 2015
    10
    The biggest weakness of "The Witcher 3" is, that it ends at some point. I literally could have played this game for the rest of my live without ever getting bored of it.
  15. kingplain
    Dec 14, 2016
    6
    This game is alright. It feels like a hybrid between assassins creed and skyrim: Triple A open world RPG. If I wasn't aware of its "best game of 2015" status I wouldn't have guessed it on my own. It's fun. It'll hold your attention. But it's not a 10/10 game.

    I like that there's constantly options on how to resolve quests, similar to Fallout New Vegas. That's the best part about the    This game is alright. It feels like a hybrid between assassins creed and skyrim: Triple A open world RPG. If I wasn't aware of its "best game of 2015" status I wouldn't have guessed it on my own. It's fun. It'll hold your attention. But it's not a 10/10 game.

    I like that there's constantly options on how to resolve quests, similar to Fallout New Vegas. That's the best part about the game and the place where it excels beyond its peers. Beyond that, there's room for improvement. Namely in the inventory and combat. The inventory is needlessly complicated. I'm not a big fan of crafting/alchemy, or the silly card card in a game. That stuff doesn't appeal to me. It feels like an added bonus feature that doesn't add anything but makes everything actually want to do filled with spam items and NPCs. Would be nice if there was an option to turn it off.

    Combat's not that great. Fight one person/thing is easy enough, but groups of enemies will gang up and cut you down quickly. There's no good way to handle it without resorting to cheap tactics yourself. The lock-on feature is useless as well. The controls are very squishy and imprecise. I've devolved into swearing at my character as he inexplicably turns to fight an enemy when he's supposed to be running away, or when he gets stuck on a fence. A big issue I have is how dark this game is. With my computer, monitor, and in game settings maxed out, I can see anything indoors. Google shows I'm not the only one with the issue. I often find myself navigating indoor areas by the mini-map and witcher sense because everything on screen is just black.

    I hope they keep the decision making aspect of game intact (t would be a fallout 4-level travesty if they got rid of it) and work to improve the gameplay in future installments.    … Expand
  16. alex1989
    Jul 22, 2015
    10
    This game is a complete masterpiece. An unmissable blend of excellent storytelling, gameplay, humour, and graphics. All of this would be incredible in a standard 15 hour game, but the massive open world and engaging secondary quests mean this game can give you 100 hours of gameplay without breaking sweat. Can't recommend enough.
  17. SenshudoTV
    May 26, 2015
    10
    This is a game not to miss. It rightly deserves all of the praise its been getting. Wild Hunt is an achievement the likes of which we only see once in a console or PC generation. It is the best RPG hands down since KOTOR. The story, the side missions, the open world grinding, the visuals, and music all come together in one absolute perfect package. If you only play one game this year, orThis is a game not to miss. It rightly deserves all of the praise its been getting. Wild Hunt is an achievement the likes of which we only see once in a console or PC generation. It is the best RPG hands down since KOTOR. The story, the side missions, the open world grinding, the visuals, and music all come together in one absolute perfect package. If you only play one game this year, or in your life ever, make it this one. You will not be disappointed.… Expand
  18. Nimbus1701
    Jan 31, 2016
    10
    Only about 30 hours into the game. I can see why so many people call this the best game they have ever played. So much effort has gone into making this. It's immediately apparent that the developer is treating the story and its audience with a great deal of respect.
  19. paulg2
    Jan 24, 2016
    10
    Лучшая игра в которую когда -либо играл. Атмосфера, герои, а главное сюжет - все подобрано исключительно и продуманно. 100/100
  20. Maist
    Jun 6, 2015
    10
    I've never played any Witcher games before, but as soon as I've started playing this one i immediately fall in love with it. Definitely a 10/10 game for me.
  21. Newton
    Nov 10, 2015
    10
    Everything has been said about this game already. This is by far one of the most accomplished RPG I can remember. From the grafix, sounds, music, characters, fights etc, everything is amazing.

    The worst part of this game is actually finishing it. It will cause post-game depression looking for something else to play that feels as good.
  22. indi01
    Jun 3, 2015
    10
    Really great game.
    The story, the characters and the world are really intriguing so far. And I have to admit that that doesn't happen very often for me. The amount of content is staggering. The women in the story are strong, beautiful and actually look like women unlike (insert game here). The soundtrack perfectly fits the atmosphere. And I really love the fact that it doesn't shy away    Really great game.
    The story, the characters and the world are really intriguing so far. And I have to admit that that doesn't happen very often for me. The amount of content is staggering. The women in the story are strong, beautiful and actually look like women unlike (insert game here). The soundtrack perfectly fits the atmosphere. And I really love the fact that it doesn't shy away from adult themes.

    However the game was severely downgraded and some assets don't look impressive at all (water and vegetation for example). Also to me movement controls feel very unnatural (Swimming for instance is a challenge).    … Expand
  23. TheBinarySurfer
    Nov 10, 2015
    10
    Incredible game; very stable, great writing, excellent voice-acting, interesting and engaging quests, good crafting and loot system, huge epic scale, dozens of hours of fun in the base game alone, and the expansion(s) appear equally epic. CD Project set the new standard for open-world RPGs: this is the milestone to hit in the future for all developers: the best RPG i've played sinceIncredible game; very stable, great writing, excellent voice-acting, interesting and engaging quests, good crafting and loot system, huge epic scale, dozens of hours of fun in the base game alone, and the expansion(s) appear equally epic. CD Project set the new standard for open-world RPGs: this is the milestone to hit in the future for all developers: the best RPG i've played since Baldurs Gate 2 / Dragon age, possibly even better than both!… Expand
  24. crimescene
    Jun 9, 2015
    9
    with Dragon age "inquisition" this is the best RPG ever made

    Fantastic game, Amazing graphics, lot of missions, exiting exploration. lot of enemy

    Smooth, fantastic music, beautiful story

    Brilliant, a game to play again and again.

    PERFECTION
  25. casualgamer11
    Sep 15, 2015
    10
    I've completed the main game in 26 hours (rerun at 75hr and counting) and this is the first RPG I've ever immediately replayed, from the beginning straight after finishing. Its content is that great.

    Its story writing is top notch (novel like; which is obviously one of the most important aspects about a long haul RPG) with a very engaging main plot with masterfully interwoven subplots    I've completed the main game in 26 hours (rerun at 75hr and counting) and this is the first RPG I've ever immediately replayed, from the beginning straight after finishing. Its content is that great.

    Its story writing is top notch (novel like; which is obviously one of the most important aspects about a long haul RPG) with a very engaging main plot with masterfully interwoven subplots that influence one another and respond to your choices and then affect the world around you. . The characters are excellently portrayed and voice acted and really feel alive which endears you to them ( first time since mass effect series that I cared about the characters fate). Without mentioning any spoilers there are many truly memorable bittersweet emotional moments in this game which play on your heart strings. Just like previous Witcher games there is a grey morality action and consequence system with later unexpected repercussions depending on your choices; this truly is an RPG that responds to your choices with 3 different playable epilogues with hundreds of sub variations for the ending meaning the replay ability value is vast.

    The only story improvements I would have liked would have been the ability to meet in game characters at the end of the game (when is still open world and reverts back to a state prior to the final endgame finale) otherwise it feels emotionally empty. Also (if like me you enjoy emotional involvement in deep RPGs/movies) and depending on who you romance during the main plot, it would have been nice to have had a bit more closure at the end (a cut scene or two) otherwise it can feel a bit abrupt (just suggestions). Furthermore and I think this is a common complaint it would have been nice to have a bit more Triss in the game or at least felt like who romanced mattered more than it actually does from narrative point of view

    The gameplay is fresh and engaging without being repetitive, the world is a truly MASSIVE open world (and not just large but bustling with detail and charm) that rewards exploration and questing (no repetitive fetch quests here), and the graphically options on the PC mend bendingly comprehensive and rewarding. Ultimately a masterpiece.

    Lastly I continue to be impressed by the genuine conscientious approach to game development that a small company like CDPR has pioneered, towards fairness and quality in the industry. No money grabbing poor quality half finished product producing by massive corporations here but a really commendable attempt and developing at supplying a top notch product. THANKS CDPR!    … Expand
  26. Jeek
    May 27, 2015
    10
    This is simply one of the best games i've ever played. There are some glitches like peasant is standing and goes through a wall and one cutscene in beginning was where guy i talked with was standing in same spot than my horse and went through it. There is this kind of small glitches, but nothing big what would make me love this game any less.

    You have so much to do in this game. I spent    This is simply one of the best games i've ever played. There are some glitches like peasant is standing and goes through a wall and one cutscene in beginning was where guy i talked with was standing in same spot than my horse and went through it. There is this kind of small glitches, but nothing big what would make me love this game any less.

    You have so much to do in this game. I spent hours upon hours on side quests, witcher contracts, treasure hunting and question mark hunting without even touching the main storyline. It's just so much fun!    … Expand
  27. jimbobslimbob
    Jan 20, 2016
    10
    You know a game is good when it has you hooked after only 30 minutes of game-time. This game did that to me. Yes, it really is as good as everyone claims. It's one of those games you simply cannot put down. I found myself thinking about it way too much and itch to get back to playing it. Not many games do that these days, but this is definitely one of them.

    Graphically, it looks    You know a game is good when it has you hooked after only 30 minutes of game-time. This game did that to me. Yes, it really is as good as everyone claims. It's one of those games you simply cannot put down. I found myself thinking about it way too much and itch to get back to playing it. Not many games do that these days, but this is definitely one of them.

    Graphically, it looks absolutely astonishing. The environment, characters, textures, attention to detail, god, even the hair looks amazing. The weather and day/night effects are also top notch. You can truly get "lost" in a game world as lovingly crafted as this one.

    The music is also very well done, it fits perfectly with the game and really helps to set the tone and emotional impact of certain events and areas. Truly, not enough praise is given to it, but trust me, it's really well done. Voice-overs are also a strong-point here. The characters (especially the "main" ones) are done extremely well and really help to immerse you in the world and form attachments with the characters.

    The story and quests are also very well put together. Much less of the "go here, fetch this" crap that most RPG's use to pad out a game with content and much more involved and intriguing stories that mean just as much as the main quests in some cases. The addition of specific Witcher contracts, which allow you to go full on detective are also great fun. Some of these require a little research and preparation, rather than just running to a point on the map and button-mashing, giving them a surprisingly deep and complex vibe. There is also lots of content to keep you entertained - and as stated above, it's not just rubbish padding (I am looking at you, DAI).

    At this point I am really struggling to find much wrong with the game. I suppose the only thing that is a little lacklustre is the combat - which can be great sometimes, or very frustrating at others. It could do with a little polishing given the amount of it in the game, but it is by no means a deal-breaker - and certainly an improvement over Witcher 2's. To be honest, it grows on you as well - being quite different to most RPG's I have played, but once you get used to it, suddenly it all seems to come together and work. So really, this is nitpicking. I found the keyboard and mouse controls difficult to get to grips with, but a few rebinds later and all was well (dodge key being bound to Alt by default was a personal bugbear). Also be sure to turn on "Hardware Mouse", or else the mouse never feels "right". Quite why it is defaulted to "off" to begin with, I don't understand.

    The "Gwent" mini-game also never captured me (I just avoid it wherever possible). This is personal taste however, and a lot of people seem to really enjoy it. Never quite clicked with me though. Each to their own. Thankfully you can just skip these - including the "find them all" quest related to collecting every card in the game. So what we have here is an optional feature that some will love and play (no con to the game) and others will not like and skip (no con again), making this whole "issue" a non-issue.

    Yep, that's it. I honestly cannot name anymore cons. Absolutely everything else about this game is good - better than good. So, all in-all, this could well be one of the best RPG's I have played in a long time. It is nothing short of a masterpiece. I don't give away 10/10 ratings often, but this game deserves it.

    P.S. Team Yen, all the way.    … Expand
  28. MacheteDontText
    Jun 10, 2015
    8
    Far from perfect. Abysmal running controls, immersion breaking, stupid things, lots of bugs, still the best RPG I ve ever played.

    First of all, I just dont get why all the **** about kb+mouse controls, I havent even tried controller, cause it works perfectly fine for me. Running (just running,, walking, jumping is fine) is a joke though, its just so clumsy and inaccurate I hardly ever    Far from perfect. Abysmal running controls, immersion breaking, stupid things, lots of bugs, still the best RPG I ve ever played.

    First of all, I just dont get why all the **** about kb+mouse controls, I havent even tried controller, cause it works perfectly fine for me. Running (just running,, walking, jumping is fine) is a joke though, its just so clumsy and inaccurate I hardly ever use it. I strongly recommend turning auto-run off asap.

    Combat is fun, much better then AC or any other 3rd person game that comes to mind, but still way too arcade to my liking (locking on, no precision, blocking and counterattacking with a single click). Playing on hard you have to prepare for bigger battles, use potions, oils and signs, so its diverse and challenging. There is a very annoying thing about combat though, enemies tend to have a wierd aggro range, bandits can just stand and
    yell at you, taking crossbow shots and bombs in the face...monsters sometimes just de engage you in the middle of battle, turning their backs on you and walking away, as they suddenly just couldnt be arsed about fighting the player.

    The most disturbing thing for me is though the fact that I can just loot every **** house, even is the residents are standing right next to me! Wtf? It seems so easy to fix, and mind numbing that they left it the way they did. Theres other **** too, like bad npc pathfinding and loads of minor grahical bugs.

    Everything else is **** brilliant. Gothic level character design, interesting quests, great graphics, excellent sound etc.    … Expand
  29. AuKosS
    May 25, 2015
    10
    CD Projekt Red Outdone themselves. Sure, the game "suffered" from a graphic downgrade compared to the 2013 E3 footage but it was that or the game wouldn't be able to run on either PS4 nor One and on very little range of PCs, a bad for a good you might say. Other than that i highly recommend the game, to anyone in general. The game clearly set the standard for years to come on a lot ofCD Projekt Red Outdone themselves. Sure, the game "suffered" from a graphic downgrade compared to the 2013 E3 footage but it was that or the game wouldn't be able to run on either PS4 nor One and on very little range of PCs, a bad for a good you might say. Other than that i highly recommend the game, to anyone in general. The game clearly set the standard for years to come on a lot of different aspect. The Game is very good looking on Ultra Setting PC, the general writting of the game is very good (main story aswell as secondary quests) supported by great voice acting and truly impressive & believable facial expressions. The combat and class system is as good as it could get from my opinion, with somme issues but nothing really bothering. The world is huge, and when i say huge, it's HUUUUUUGE (And absolutely no loading whatsoever except at dying, launching and moving from a continent to an other. Truly feels great + The loading are never longer than 5sec at worst 10sec if you got a good machine like me) . I'm at 130h of gameplay right now (on High difficulty & Main story finished) and must have done atleast 90% of the total game. And clearly, i'm in for another ride with a new game.
    So go and grab the game already because it clearly deserves your money...

    PS : Little +1 for the notre left inside the pre-order box at the attention of the player to say thanks for pre-ordering the game. Now watching Bethesda for that higly probable Fallout 4 or TES 6. Set the standard i said...    … Expand
  30. kornir
    Jun 4, 2015
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Nie znam za dobrze angielskiego dlatego po mojemu dam.
    20 lat temu nie uwierzyłbym, że można coś takiego zrobić.
    Wszystkim polecam najpierw opowiadania /książki dla młodszych/, a potem grę.
    Świetna i tylko szkoda, że kontynuacji nie będzie.....
    Polecam każdemu!
    10/10 , ale tylko dla zachowania klimatu powieści.
    9.7/10 za całość /ale po patchach będzie max/    … Expand
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#2 Best PC Game of 2015
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93

Universal acclaim - based on 32 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 32 out of 32
  2. Mixed: 0 out of 32
  3. Negative: 0 out of 32
  1. RPGamer
    Jan 28, 2016
    90
    The Witcher 3 says no to all of this - it's a great game with a fully realized setting, it's a joy to play, the business model behind it treats its customers like human beings, and it delivers a story that finally hits the tone of the books.
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  2. PCWorld
    Jan 20, 2016
    100
    Probably the best open-world RPG ever made, but it still falls prey to some of the genre's worst traps.
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  3. PC Invasion
    Nov 4, 2015
    80
    I've made it pretty clear that it's hardly a flawless game, but that doesn't change the fact that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is something pretty bloody special and you should absolutely play it.
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