Fantastic game all around. The story is compelling and full of great characters. You know that feeling you get when you finish watching a TV series or reading a book and you feel empty inside? This game does that to you. I got so into this game, and now that I've finished the main story, I feel a void in my life. I don't have very much to look forward to when I have some freetime anymore (until I find a new game that can do this to me). Before it was "ok sweet I have a couple hours to kill, let's see what Geralt of Rivia is up to", but now I know damn near everything he has been up to. The backstory is complicated at first; playing the Witcher 2 and reading the wiki helped me catch on, but there are so many sub-plots involved that it's still takes a bit of your own effort to figure out what's going on if you don't know already.

Literally the only con I can think of is that the combat gets a little easy after playing it for a hundred hours, so be sure to change your characater build up a little to keep things interesting. I struggled with the combat at first, but I finished the game mowing down every enemy on Death March because of how OP I was able to build Geralt.

Also, there are two romance options in the game, Yen and Triss; however, you cannot romance the best woman in the game because she is your daughter or something like that.

Fantastic game all around. The story is compelling and full of great characters. You know that feeling you get when you finish watching a TV series or reading a book and you feel empty inside? This game does that to you. I got so into this game, and now that I've finished the main story, I feel a void in my life. I don't have very much to look forward to when I have some freetime anymore (until I find a new game that can do this to me). Before it was "ok sweet I have a couple hours to kill, let's see what Geralt of Rivia is up to", but now I know damn near everything he has been up to. The backstory is complicated at first; playing the Witcher 2 and reading the wiki helped me catch on, but there are so many sub-plots involved that it's still takes a bit of your own effort to figure out what's going on if you don't know already. Literally the only con I can think of is that the combat gets a little easy after playing it for a hundred hours, so be sure to change your characater build up a little to keep things interesting. I struggled with the combat at first, but I finished the game mowing down every enemy on Death March because of how OP I was able to build Geralt. Also, there are two romance options in the game, Yen and Triss; however, you cannot romance the best woman in the game because she is your daughter or something like that.