I enjoyed this more than the Witcher series even though it isn't as polished or as expansive. The world felt more real due to the nature of the game design and AI programming. Weapon combat was certainly more fun for sure, though it would have been nice to have Geralt's arsenal when getting ambushed on the road or getting caught sneaking into a bandit camp.

Only major complaint is that there are some quests that definitely need some more polish to them. There are confusing triggers that aren't intuitive, bugged NPC interactions, and areas where the game's mechanics actually interefere with progression of the game. Nothing game breaking, but certainly frustrating especially when compounded by the save system.

Overally though I very much am looking forward to any expansions on the story and it made me sad the game ended just as Henry starts coming into his own as a wandering knight-errant.

I enjoyed this more than the Witcher series even though it isn't as polished or as expansive. The world felt more real due to the nature of the game design and AI programming. Weapon combat was certainly more fun for sure, though it would have been nice to have Geralt's arsenal when getting ambushed on the road or getting caught sneaking into a bandit camp. Only major complaint is that there are some quests that definitely need some more polish to them. There are confusing triggers that aren't intuitive, bugged NPC interactions, and areas where the game's mechanics actually interefere with progression of the game. Nothing game breaking, but certainly frustrating especially when compounded by the save system. Overally though I very much am looking forward to any expansions on the story and it made me sad the game ended just as Henry starts coming into his own as a wandering knight-errant.