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It's just a phenomenal classic.

Still a phenomenal game two decades after it's release, though maybe a little challenging until you adjust to the combat system.

This was my entry into the franchise over 10 years ago, and I still love it as much as I did on my first playthrough.
Having been remastered, it gives you a fresh feeling, however nostalgic.

"Hello and, again, welcome to the Aperture Science computer-aided enrichment center."

It's a very dry game, which is ironic, considering everything is drenched in an abundance water.

It's The Witcher 3, just one of those games where a review isn't necessary. It's a modern classic.

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New Update
Overall, I'm indifferent to the new "Next-gen" update. I appreciate it, but I feel it wasn't really necessary.
Cons First
Performance seems to have taken a mild hit, but ultimately I keep playable frames, mostly 60fps unless there's a lot going on on-screen. I typically cap games like this at 60Hz anyway.
People who use a ton of mods might have compatibility issues, but you can downgrade via a Steam beta branch if you'd like.
For now, that's all the cons I have personally.
Now the Pros
There's a lot of QoL improvements and seems to be some very useful/practical mods were implemented as vanilla. I feel like it makes the game a better experience for new players, and refreshing for old players.
The graphics and visuals are phenomenal, the classic game was fine, but there are some noticeable improvements everywhere you look.
Lastly, the game seems to have gotten a second life. It's bringing older players back, and newer players in, which is usually always a good thing.

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Other/Conclusion
I do quite like that the update is "optional," companies like Bethesda are the worst for releasing random "updates," that ultimately seem to just break mods, for no real reason. Ahem, Skyrim Anniversary Edition...
CDPR seems to have actually looked at their forums when they were teasing the update, I love having a different beta branch for the classic version, should I wish to go back. (Which I don't, as of right now.)
The game feels familiar and fresh in a way. I didn't want the update until we got it, and now I don't plan on going back.
It's quite nice.

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I forgot how much I enjoyed this game. Been quite a while since I've caught up with Geralt.

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I'm not usually interested in games like this, sci-fi alternate reality, but this game is phenomenal.
I love everything about this game.
Story, style, setting, arsenal... If you thought German firearms were overbuilt before, get a load of the weapons in this game... Or anything in this game really. It's all obviously German :P

I took a chance and bought the entire franchise a long while back but never touched it.
I've heard the name, Wolfenstein, a ton of times over the years. Everyone has, surely.
I kinda wish I would've known how profound this game is, and the entire franchise in general.

Outstanding game.

Poking a bit of fun, but also kinda serious... This game seems to capture the feel of LA drivers really well.
In my limited experiences driving in LA, I've seen some whacky stunts pulled on the streets that make me question the requirements to obtain a license in California.

I've always loved the Fable franchise.
This game makes me wanna replay Fable 2 and 3.