I've not yet completed the game. I might come back and change my review when I do, but I'm about halfway through at this point and it's about what you'd expect from a game as old as it is. Controls are clunky, but manageable and once you get the hang of it, they get downright unchallenging. It takes a while to get used to the way the game teaches you about things you can do in the world, because the game doesn't teach you about how to do things in the world. You figure it out yourself by looking it up online. The tutorials taught me the VERY basics, like how to move and kinda how to fight, but not much beyond that. The first major boss was a pain in the rear, but beyond that I've enjoyed the game thoroughly! For as cheap as it is I highly recommend you pick it up, give it a whirl for yourself, and see how the Witcher series started :)

I've not yet completed the game. I might come back and change my review when I do, but I'm about halfway through at this point and it's about what you'd expect from a game as old as it is. Controls are clunky, but manageable and once you get the hang of it, they get downright unchallenging. It takes a while to get used to the way the game teaches you about things you can do in the world, because the game doesn't teach you about how to do things in the world. You figure it out yourself by looking it up online. The tutorials taught me the VERY basics, like how to move and kinda how to fight, but not much beyond that. The first major boss was a pain in the rear, but beyond that I've enjoyed the game thoroughly! For as cheap as it is I highly recommend you pick it up, give it a whirl for yourself, and see how the Witcher series started :)