Probably the best RPG ever. Devs were absolutely cooking on this one.

Having played through the first two Witcher games, Wild Hunt is just on a whole other level.

- every interaction and quest, no matter how small, feels meaningful and satisfying
- dialogue and banter is top tier
- combat is rewarding and feels incredibly fluid
- bestiary is back after going missing in Witcher 2
- game looks goooood

My only criticism is that if you haven't read the novels and don't read the books in-game (like I didn't), you'll struggle to follow a lot of the lore references and implications in the late-game (like I did) unless you consult the wiki. It's not immersion breaking but it does feel a bit confusing hearing characters talk about historical events and figures that haven't been formally established.

Overall 10/10, really makes you feel like a 100 year old infertile mutant.

Probably the best RPG ever. Devs were absolutely cooking on this one. Having played through the first two Witcher games, Wild Hunt is just on a whole other level. - every interaction and quest, no matter how small, feels meaningful and satisfying - dialogue and banter is top tier - combat is rewarding and feels incredibly fluid - bestiary is back after going missing in Witcher 2 - game looks goooood My only criticism is that if you haven't read the novels and don't read the books in-game (like I didn't), you'll struggle to follow a lot of the lore references and implications in the late-game (like I did) unless you consult the wiki. It's not immersion breaking but it does feel a bit confusing hearing characters talk about historical events and figures that haven't been formally established. Overall 10/10, really makes you feel like a 100 year old infertile mutant.