The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is incredible, outstanding.
Graphics are beautiful, and it's very well optimized to run on lower-end PCs.
The open world is unbelievably massive, taking hours to reach from one side to the other without fast travel, and loaded with side-quests and contracts that, despite being optional, make some influence on the plot and character development.
The DLC is either free for some and very fairly priced for the rest.
The characters and plot dance with threads in hand to weave a marvelous tapestry rich in lore and history. You care about the characters and what happens to them and it's impossible to not get engrossed in the vibrant and masterfully woven world of Wild Hunt.
Combat is phenomenally improved since the last game, and the use of objects such as bombs and potions actually feels worthwhile. Alchemy and crafting are actually fun and useful this time around, too.

All-in-all, this massive, unique, entertaining, and beautiful open-world fantasy game full to the brim with sex and gore is by far the best game I have played to date.

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Blood and Wine is a intense murder mystery set in a picturesque new land, and a fitting end to the story of Geralt of Rivia. Must be played.