I would easily rate this game a 200/100.

Everything I want and expect from a 2015 RPG was provided to me in this masterpiece.

Take on the role of Geralt, a professional monster hunter, and continue his adventure as you hack and slash your way through hundreds of monsters in the search of the one and only, your step-daughter Ciri.

What this game provides? 100 hours of gameplay stacked with numerous free DLCs encouraged by the community after the game was released.

The graphics are excellent. Combat is fluid with the capability of using the steel or silver blades, crossbows, bombs, and of course...magic. The main focus is on sword combat. Geralt can dodge, and roll around his enemies as he becomes a cat that kills his opponents with agility or take them head on...shooting off well-timed parries and counter attacks.

There are a number of skill trees with focus on combat, magic, and potion-brewing. Geralt can specilize in quick-dashing attacks, or strong-lumbering power strikes, various debilitating bombs, or crossbow mastery.

Can all be learned? Sure! You can play around with it as you see fit.

There are plenty of various armors and weapons in game to customize Geralt. You can also change hair styles and beard types. The beard grows out! Don't forget to shave! Unless you are going for that old...feral look of course.

There are plenty of quests along regions of White Orchard, Velen, Novigrad, and Skellige. Velen is a large swamp land filled with a Slavic cultural theme. Novigrad appears to favor the medieval era theme with Skelliga representing the mighty Norse (Vikings).

You can do quests, complete treasure hunts for epic witcher gear, solve contracts regarding dangerous beasts and monsters, play Gwent cards, explore, or do anything else you really want. The world is big, lots to do, so you better get on it quick.