The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will always be in my top 5 games to play. I am replaying it for the first time in more then 7 years, and the game looks great. It is hard to believe that this game came out in 2015! It looks and performs better then most 2025 games that are currently coming out. The story is so engaging, it keeps you coming back for more. Looking forward to playing through the DLCs this time! Getting in my refresher before The Witcher 4 comes out.
If you have never played TW3, and you are reading this in 2025 or later, I highly recommend getting this game and playing it through, you will not regret it!

After ten years of development, this game still has something to say and is equal in many areas and parameters of game development that we have seen in this genre of games in recent years, and it is one of the best games in this genre and has its own fans. I am very eager for the fourth series of this series to have fun and adventure in the world of the Witcher.

زیر نویس بازی را از گیم ساب خریداری کنید و از این بازی لذت ببرید

Its excellent, one of the only games where DLC works really well and deserves the extra money. Almost 10yrs later, game still runs well and looks great. Gaben should send a citation to people that haven't played this yet.

I love this game so bad!!!!!!!!! The story, characters, music, and environment are everything I've ever wanted I love u the Witcher 3 this is my favorite game ever ^_^

Just finished the game again on NG+ and finally unlocked all achievements. What a truly beautiful game.

Beautiful game especially after the update , the combat system feels a bit like Dark Souls if you play it on hard difficulties . The main story is amazing ,enemies are well leveled and per total game design and placement 10/10

incredible game I have bought this masterpiece four or five times across different platforms and never get tired of playing it You can easily spend over two hundred hours in this beautiful world and still find something new every time If you have not tried it yet whether you are an RPG fan or not you absolutely should This game holds a special place in my heart and always will

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — A Love Letter After 100% Completion

"Evil is evil. Lesser, greater, middling... makes no difference."
But this game? It’s greatness. Plain and simple.

I’ve played a lot of games. Some stick for a while. Others leave.
But The Witcher 3? It stays. It lingers. Like a scent of lilac and gooseberries in a world that forgot how to smell.

Death March is Not Just a Challenge — It’s a Philosophy

If you enter Death March expecting to button-mash, you're already dead.
This is a game that demands preparation. Every fight is a contract, and every monster a puzzle.
The Bestiary isn’t just lore — it’s your survival manual.

Reading up before a fight, coating your blade with the right oil, choosing the proper sign — this is what makes you a Witcher.
A real one. Not just some dude with two swords.

The Bloody Baron: Where Side Quests Outshine Main Stories

This quest broke me.
No villains. No heroes. Just people.
It starts with a drunken brute and ends in tragedy, sorrow, and that deep, uncomfortable place where morality gets blurred.

This isn't a side quest. This is the benchmark for narrative design in gaming.
When a game makes you question your choices long after the credits roll, you know it’s something special.

Triss vs Yennefer — The Veteran’s Choice

If you’ve read the books, you know.
Triss may be sweet, but she lied to Geralt. Took advantage of him during his amnesia.

Yennefer? She’s stormy, complicated, volatile — but she’s real. She’s destiny. She’s the one who would burn kingdoms to save Ciri.
This isn’t a dating sim. This is his story. And choosing Yen just feels right.
(Also, that Djinn quest? Pure magic.)

Combat That Respects Your Intelligence

The Witcher 3 isn’t Dark Souls — but it respects the same rules:

- If you fail, it’s on you.
- You didn’t prepare.
- You didn’t read.
- You didn’t think like a Witcher.

Start treating each fight like a hunt instead of a brawl, and the game transforms.

Gwent — A Side Activity That Becomes a Lifestyle

What starts as a simple tavern minigame becomes a full-blown addiction.
You’ll chase rare cards across continents, defeat legendary players, and build a deck more dangerous than most final bosses.
Gwent isn’t just a diversion — it’s its own game with depth and brilliance.

DLCs That Put AAA Expansions to Shame

Hearts of Stone
A tale of deals with devils, riddles, reflections, and unforgettable villains.
Gaunter O’Dimm isn’t loud — he whispers. He lingers. He haunts you.

Blood and Wine
The perfect epilogue.
Toussaint is a painting — beautiful, yet hiding something dark beneath.
It’s not just more Witcher. It’s the ending Geralt deserved.

(*Pro tip:* Don’t play these on Death March unless you really, really hate yourself. Enjoy them. You’ve earned it.)

Final Thoughts

The Witcher 3 isn’t just a masterpiece. It’s the standard.
A world of monsters and men, of love and destiny, of choices that never feel clean.

Once it ends, you don’t walk away.
You leave a piece of yourself behind — in the swamps of Velen, the streets of Novigrad, the peaks of Skellige, and the golden sunsets of Toussaint.

[quote] Bought it for the monsters. Stayed for the heartbreak. 10/10. [/quote]

Imagine a game so good that even people who don’t like RPGs end up playing it for 100+ hours. That’s The Witcher 3.

You play as Geralt of Rivia, a professional monster slayer, part-time detective, and full-time magnet for every trouble in the world. Your main goal? Find your adopted daughter before a supernatural death squad catches her. But let’s be real—you’ll probably spend half the game playing Gwent, hunting treasure, and getting into morally questionable situations with sorceresses.

The world of The Witcher 3 isn’t just big—it’s alive. Every village, swamp, and ruined castle has a story. One moment you’re helping a peasant find his missing goat, and the next you’re unraveling a centuries-old curse that makes you question your life choices. Every quest, even the side ones, feels like it belongs in a novel rather than a checklist.

Combat? Smooth and satisfying. You’ll be dodging, parrying, and using magic like a medieval Jedi. One second you’re gracefully cutting down bandits, the next you’re getting bodied by a pack of wolves because you underestimated them.

The characters? Unforgettable. Geralt himself is the perfect mix of badass and sarcastic, and the supporting cast—from the lovable bard Dandelion to the terrifyingly powerful Yennefer—is some of the best in gaming. Even the random merchant on the side of the road probably has a tragic backstory.

The soundtrack? Pure magic. The visuals? Stunning, even years later. The choices? Oh, they matter. One wrong decision, and suddenly a whole village is on fire, or some poor guy is cursed forever.

At the end of the day, The Witcher 3 isn’t just a game—it’s an experience. You don’t just play it, you live in it.

10/10. Would spend another 200 hours getting distracted from the main quest.

Epic story, engaging gameplay and interesting characters. A true Masterpiece.

The world and story are very engaging and immersive. I'd recommend to anyone who likes cyberpunk. Even though the worlds are very different both have that CD Project Red feel to them.

The setting and role playing elements are so cool but I fucking hate the combat/movement/camera system and some of the puzzles in this game. Wayfinding is often nonsensical and hinting if you're stuck from companion NPCs is non-existent.

This game is truly a masterpiece. Witcher 3 was one of my best gaming experiences, and I can't even explain how much I loved it. Thank you, CD Projekt Red, for this masterpiece!!

This is easily one of the greatest games ever made. Yes there are flaws but very very few. The replay value is amazing.
There is so much to do and the story is incredible and moving at times. If you enjoy RPGs or if you enjoy a great story this is the game to play. If you have not played it by now do yourself a favor and play as it is on of the must play games in the history of gaming.

Very addictive card game with some RPG elements on the side.
10/10

i am posting this review at what Steam says is 32 hours, but in reality it's more like 400+ across only two playthroughs. i first played The Witcher 3 on Nintendo Switch in 2020 (i know, i know, but i didn't have a gaming PC until recently!) and even with the downscaled graphics and reduced like... everything... of that port, i was obsessed. it has everything i have come to want in a video game: open-world exploration, soooo many sidequests, loads of things to find and collect, meaningful interactions, and even ✨fashion✨ (you cannot tell me Geralt isn't stylin' sometimes).

anyway, i recently acquired a proper gaming PC and purchased TW3 for the second time to start a new playthrough with a few cosmetic and QOL mods and i think it's safe to say that even for a now 10-year-old game, it still has what it takes to be enjoyable. i am also feverishly looking forward to the fourth installment in the series and am beyond excited to take on the world of Witchers from the perspective of Ciri.

all this to say, if you, somehow, like me, are always very late to playing the video games that everyone else was excited about playing 9 years ago, and you haven't played this game yet, Do It. this world is is worth every penny.

a game that stung the rpg genre, an amazing and exciting story that is interesting to follow (like a movie to watch), a combat that is easy and at the same time interesting, then just developing of the characters and changing their emotions to according to the events, what I really like about the witcher is that there is a goal in the game that seems like it will be fulfilled quickly but the game always says "it's not over go there", a huge map with too many things to explore, too many types of monsters to kill, and not to talk about the music itself, this game is known for many famous and good soundtracks, then the dlcs, which are amazing (especially blood and wine), seem like a continuation of the original story, even if they have no connection. Definitely a game that marked its genre and definitely a game worth buying and playing. 10/10

The Witcher 3 is an absolute classic, and it’s not just nostalgia talking. The world, the story, the characters—everything still holds up after all these years. And if you’re playing in Polish? Pure perfection. The voice acting, especially Geralt’s, adds a level of authenticity that no other language can match.

It’s the crown jewel of CD Projekt Red, proving that Polish studios can create RPGs that stand toe-to-toe with the best in the world. If for some reason you haven’t played it yet—seriously, what are you doing? Go fix that mistake.

The Witcher 3 is a rare gem in the world of gaming. It masterfully combines deep narrative, compelling gameplay, and a beautiful open world. With countless hours of content, including the brilliant expansions "Hearts of Stone" and "Blood and Wine," it offers an unparalleled experience that no RPG fan should miss. If you haven’t played it yet, do yourself a favor and dive in. The world of Geralt of Rivia awaits.

Witcher 3 is truly one of the best games I've ever played. As a single-player, I highly recommend giving it a try. Even though I never played Witcher 1 and 2, I quite enjoyed the story in this game. The game's story is rich and immersive, filled with compelling moments, including captivating romance scenes. It's undoubtedly one of the greatest RPGs ever made.

oh my god what an game jus love the story it feels like an complete netflix series with everithing in it it was an movie like experience the game was very enjoyable to me like i have never had an experience like this the make some time makes you feel really exited for what will happen next and i loved the ending it is one of the best choices based game it totally depends on your choices i was an roller coster experience if you want an great game for cheap this is the best game ever :)

One of the peak storytelling experiences of gaming, beautiful, rich and well optimised.

I really love the game! Everything feels and looks incredibly realistic. The graphics and immersion improve even more with some mods, like Henry Cavill's face mod. Definitely a 10/10! :)

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a legendary game that sets the standard for storytelling, world-building, and player choice. With unforgettable characters, thrilling combat, and a breathtaking open world, it’s an experience that every RPG fan must play. 10/10.

Well, the pure masterpiece of RPGs. Actually spent over 100h in it.

Story 20/10
Graphics 10/10
Mechanics 10/10
Music 20/10
It is a must-have game with both DLCs.

Every character on the side of the road feels like it's a main character due to its story. Probably the most "Alive" game.

Best game ever, your greatest adventure!

The attention to detail, the amount of masterful work, love and passion went into this game is insane.
You can clearly see that the devs enjoyed working on this.

Nothing barely comes close to this and I fear nothing will.
I am deeply saddened to think, "This is IT, we have reached peak gaming, there is nothing to look forward to".

I highly recommend this game. It took me a couple tries to get into, but once I got into the meat of the game I was hooked. The story is amazing and the writing is great throughout most of the game. The gameplay can also feel great, but can be clunky at times. If you haven't tried the game so far, I recommend it.

Nothing can make you feel like playing as Geralt Of Rivia!
Intense battles, amazing story-telling, GWENT the best in-game card game of the world.
Badass armors, weapons, characters.
100% would play again and again and again!

This may very well be the greatest game that has ever been made. I am 52 hours in and have only scratched the surface of this breathtaking world. The main story has been so eloquently crafted and done. I'm no where near the end of the main quest line, because the side quests are just as engaging. I literally can't stop playing this game, it is perfect in every regard. It looks better than 99% of the games being released today, and it's story is unmatched and incomparable to any other game. I cannot recommend this game enough. This game has legit taken a hold of me in a way that no other video game ever has. Play this game and it will quite literally change your life.

Masterpiece. Just perfect.
Pro-tip: you can regularly get it at -80% here.


---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☑ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☑ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☐ Decent
☑ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 15% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☑ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☑ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☑ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

---{ ? / 10 }---
☐ 1
☐ 2
☐ 3
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☑ 10

There is no better game.

I am Polish, and bc of this, this will have some bias.
I played this game with all the dlc's and a special launcher, the game was able to make me cry on multiple occassions, additionally the gameplay and how beautifull CD PROJECT RED made this game is impossible.
The fighting beetwen both monsters and humans seems immaculate, the tens of builds u can do in this game under the mechanics is awesome, the DLC's are expansion packs that give u multiple hours of gameplay, i have played this game for over 300 hours and i do not wish for it to be any longer, i didnt 100% it at all, there is a lot of endings and one of them makes u both extremelly sad at the start, and very happy at the end.
The decisions u make along ur journey affects the best characters ever written, Geralt himself is a protagonist u would never expect to see urself in, but the game devs made it possible to humanize Geralt even tho he is a witcher.
the easter eggs, music and songs, quests, size of maps, how beautifull the land is and ofc the voiceacting is the best i ever saw, i highly reccomend putting on English subtitles and Polish voice-acting.

The witcher 3 isnt just a game, its a story with the best endings and even better gameplay, i would love to have amnesia to play this game again and get all of the secrets.
as of writing this review, i am crying, this game shouldnt be possible, but it somehow makes u feel like u are reading the best book ever.
10/10
get this game, finish it, do the sidequests, cry, and then play this game again.
"Jeszcze Polska nie zgineła kiedy my żyjemy" - Polish anthem

Amazing game. Took some questionable path to finish the game, therefore I didn't really complete all the quests thereby rushing it. My main gripe with the game is the main story line which is okay although not spectacular by any means, I did enjoy the DLCs more. The open world is amazing, the crafting is very creative, love the skill tree but it's overdone. In terms of graphics, I liked it a lot. The Toad King was my favourite boss to beat.

I have tried to play this game 3 times on the easiest difficulty, the medium difficulty & the hardest difficulty. I want to love this game like so many other people do, but I can't. I play all types of RPGs, old & new, I love JRPGs like OMORI, UNDERTALE & Mother, I love CRPGs like Morrowind, I love ARPGs like Dark Souls & Elden Ring; but I simply cannot enjoy the Witcher 3.

I find the world fascinating, but the combat floaty & frustrating. I find the map pretty, but trekking across it a chore, & any form of exploration beyond quest markers is incredibly boring; the open world feels tacked on. I find the story (some of) the quests tell quite interesting, but the design of the quests unoriginal & boring. I want to care about Ciri, but I really don't.

Ultimately, this game cannot keep me engaged, & I genuinely cannot comprehend why people think this game is so incredible. Don't get me wrong, I can understand liking this game, but the idea that this is some sort of game of a decade or game of all time boggles my mind. It feels like a hyper-polished Ubisoft game transposed onto the legitimately cool world of something else.

The only thing I have to say is that I've purchased this game on practically every platform bar the Switch (I'm not *that* much of a masochist), and any time this game is on sale, I always recommend to friends and family. It's a staple at this point and I pretty much guarantee there's something about it that will appeal to everyone.

Best of all, you don't have to have read the books or play any of the previous titles to be able to enjoy this, the game is that accessible. Despite it being the 3rd installment, it's still a great entry point into the Witcher franchise.

Also, Yen is best girl, fight me.

The game's combat hasn't aged too well and, after you've acquired enough diagrams and potion/bomb formulas, the exploration feels like a slog if you're a completionist. It's almost always the same "go there and kill thing", with no depth, or there's just a note with a short story you most likely won't care about, so that you can loot a chest that's 30 meters away.

With that said, that's all the complaints I have about the game. The main story is amazing, and some side stories are really good. The DLC are also 100% worth it to play. If you've played Witcher 1 and 2, you've probably come to love the recurring characters, such as Zoltan, Dandelion and Triss. The introduction of Ciri was really well done and she's an amazing character, with her own motives and well developed personality (looking forward to playing with her on The Witcher 4). It was great to finally see Yennefer too, see what she's like with Geralt.

Maybe another thing they could have done better is the romance. You get to see Yen's nice and... not so nice side, but Triss is still "too perfect". Basically the only thing she does that could possibly aggravate Geralt is lying to him in The Witcher 1, while Yen confronts him quite a few times depending on how you react to the things she does. In any case, it was still really nice to have Ciri visit Geralt at Corvo Bianco if you haven't romanced either sorceress. She's the sweetest thing.

Game's easily a 10/10 and gets some excellent discounts, so it's definitely worth getting. If it's not already, It'll 100% be a classic in the future.

I tried this game in 3 separate instances, and in none of them did I understand the appeal or the hype around it. The combat is horrible, the crafting is chore-based, and the story is bland. Not to mention that the entire main quest line is "go fetch" as you chase Siri around.

~ GAMEPLAY ~
🔲 Boring
🔲 Rock Paper Scissors
🔲 Fun
🔲 Hmm..........
✅ Entertaining
🔲 Ace
🔲 Godlike


~ DIFFICULTY ~
🔲 My grandma could play it
🔲 Easy
✅ Normal
🔲 Hard
🔲 A challenge to be reckoned


~ GRAPHICS ~
🔲 MS Paint
🔲 Bad
🔲 Meh
🔲 Normal
🔲 Very Good
🔲 An original artistic direction
✅ Beautiful
🔲 Masterpiece


~ STORY ~
🔲 This game has no story
🔲 Some lore
🔲 It's there for people who want it
🔲 Well written
🔲 Leading to more in-depth researches/thoughts
✅ A model to get inspired by


~ LENGTH ~
🔲 0 (No story)
🔲 Short
🔲 Average
✅ Long
🔲 To infinity and beyond


~ MUSIC ~
🔲 Just filling noises/No music
🔲 Trivial and uneventful
🔲 Good and/or fitting the game's artistic dispositions
✅ Memorable
🔲 Transcending whispers of a forgotten world


~ INTEREST ~
🔲 I would rather watch paint dry
🔲 Hard to enjoy
🔲 Repetitive and/or uninspired
🔲 A good moment
🔲 Sticking out of the pack
✅ You will remember it long after


~ REPLAYABILITY ~
🔲 A one-time experience
🔲 Only for achievements
🔲 If you wait a few months/years (or with mods)
✅ Definitely
🔲 Infinitely replayable (or almost)

This game is everything and even more for me. 

Long time ago, like 7–8 years ago, I played The Witcher 3 for the first time on PS4. I already knew what The Witcher series is, knew what to expect. Remember spending more than a hundred hours in it, loving it. But I was a high schooler at the time, and think I just couldn't comprehend the whole beauty of this game and its world.

Now, so many years later, after getting inspired by Elajjaz streams of the first two Witcher games, I decided to re-play The Witcher 3 myself, and damn, what a good decision it was.

So, the last month and a half I was living and breathing Witcher, I was obsessed, I still am. I didn't expect to be so emotionally invested in it again, despite knowing/remembering story bits and such.

After so many years, the game still holds up gracefully. Yes, some aspects are clunky, like horse riding or fist fighting, there are occasional bugs, but everything else is just perfect. The game is beautiful, it sounds good, it feels good. With years, I started to appreciate art more, the amount of work people put into it, and how it affects us - gamers, readers, listeners. I wanted to literally bathe in The Witcher world and atmosphere.

Every aspect of this game is like a puzzle piece to me that fits perfectly with other pieces and completes the whole stunning picture. The visual design, models, locations, world building etc. are so good. Just walking through the streets of Novigrad or nature of Skellige Isles is an unforgettable experience. Soundtrack of this game is something else entirely - unique, varied, emotional, always accompanies your adventure, moments of peace, danger and sorrow. Every time I hear Priscilla's song and cover of it in Ukrainian by Eileen , I do my best not to shed a tear; every time I hear Kaer Morhen theme it feels like getting back home; every time I hear "Yes, I Do..." my heart trembles and I have a smile on my face.

And of course characters and their stories, that is what makes this game truly special. I love characters in The Witcher. They are so expressive, so interesting. You know that feeling when you just want to see your favorite characters and listen to their dialogs? Look at their interaction with each other and such? It's just incredible when you don't need action happening on screen, you don't need explicit scenes and such, you just want to sit there listening to stories of Ciri's adventures, play a round of Gwent with Zoltan, look in the eyes of your beloved Triss or Yen. Also, I really loved the English voice-acting, actors and actresses did an amazing job in bringing all the characters to life. In such moments, you understand how important well written characters are, because they are the ones that make us so emotionally attached to games like The Witcher. Did you see and/or remember that 10th anniversary of The Witcher series video with all the characters? Priceless.

I understand that my personal experience doesn't translate into everyone's else, we are all different, seek different things in games, perceive the world in our own way. I expect that, maybe, many people will disagree with me, but The Witcher 3 really is one of the greatest games of all time, I would recommend it to anyone without any hesitation. The sheer amount of emotions and feelings, amazing storytelling, characters, atmosphere this game has you won't find anywhere else. During such moments I am actually proud to be a human being, live alongside and witness all the art that other people create. And this game definitely is a work of art.

Thank you CDPR and all the developers and artists who worked on the game for such an experience that will stay in the heart of gamers forever.

The depth of the world and the choices you get to make within it make for a world that is as rich in immersion as it is in agency. I'm playing the game for the first time nearly a decade after it was released and it holds up against anything being released today. Truly a benchmark or a game.

Finally finish The Witcher Trilogy. I would say this is the best open world game rich story rich world deserves all the awards this game has won.
From the previous game Witcher 2 it is very different, this one is much bigger, more complex and massive.
Witcher game always have new combat style in every game i hope witcher 4 also has something new.

The Blood and Wine DLC is probably one of the best DLC games but my favorite is the Heart of Stone DLC because the story is so good and they added the Witcher 1 Character Shani!

This game is a masterpiece. If you haven't played this game, you need to. This is one of those games you really shouldn't miss. If nothing else The Witcher 3 is one of those landmark, milestone, games nearly anyone can appreciate for it's art direction, quest design, atmosphere, music, character performances and writing. Here we are 10 years on and still, the game has something very special to offer you. Play it here on Steam, or play it on console, get in on sale; full price-- doesn't matter, it'll be worth your investment. If you've taken time to read this then take the next step and make the purchase, you will be happy you did. Enjoy.

One of the best games I have ever played!. The story is amazing and always kept me interested on what was coming next. The gameplay is very addicting and I had a blast just going around completing side quests. I'll definitely be returning to this game a lot!.

'Definitely one of the best story games I have actually played and a game where our actions choose our endings''

Main story are impressively good, but the DLC and side quest had more Amazing Story , it had a lot regretting choice, almost all side quest had regretting choice and lot of impactful end.

Gameplay are fun, but still, you play as the witcher "geralt of rivia" you can build variation of your skill tree that suit to your playstyle, Open World are amazing, it had lot of activity that make you want to check out what happening in that area.

Graphic, before nextgen version it really amazing graphic for its year , After nextgen update, it really amazing graphic improvement, almost everything you can feel in this game, Sorrowful area,warm place, cold place, beautiful place, it really good comparing those all when you visit a certain place.

It recommended game for me, it really had good experience a game like this after so long i didn't play game like this

There is not much more to be said about this game that has not already been said. But yea its amazing even years after its launch it still captivates you with its quests, and provides all the action you could ask from a RPG. This game is simply a must play for all RPG lovers, and even those on the fence.

30 hours in and i feel like i haven't even touched what this game has to offer, music is incredible and never lets off, i love it. Cant believe it took me this long to play this game, its incredible, hyped for The Witcher 4!!

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has a great story, especially the part about Geralt trying to find his sworn daughter, Ciri. The characters are well-designed and memorable, and the dialogue feels a bit hard to understand and also funny at the same time. I definitely liked the multiple dialogue choice and having different outcome based on the dialogue u choose. Visually, the game is stunning, the graphics are great considering it as a very old game.

Every game i play i am always addicted to its ost or music [ whatever you wish to say ]. This game definitely has some too good soundtrack. My fav one is " Merchants Of Novigrad ". This one is soo good when it randomly starts playing when u roam around the city Novigrad. There is also one music i dont know the name but it starts playing when we play GWENT in DLC Blood and Wine. As we say GWENT i can say it is the most intresting cards game ive ever played in any in-game activity. It is hard at first but once you get the cards then it will be interesting.

Although the combat style didn’t fully match my taste, I still found the game very enjoyable and engaging overall. Even if u dont like combat style or any other things related to game , the story will make you play this more and more. The DLC heart of stone is also very good, i liked the story of that dlc though the story felt like a side quest or just a quest , still it was great for me. Still playing the second dlc.

It’s clear why The Witcher 3 is considered one of the best games in its genre.


Problems i faced:
I did face a lot of fps drop particulary in this game irrespective of the graphics quality. I can play GOT , Cyberpunk and other games with stable fps on medium preset or high and rarely faced fps drops but in Witcher 3 im still facing the issue and i dont like it all.

Horse riding experince is very bad atlest for me...my horse get stucks or mostly stops even when the is no obstacles and the horse often come in between fights with bandits or some random monsters i fight on streets, may be cause of fear level.

I will give this game 10/10 .

Good storyline & like the combat system.
Very easy to get sucked into doing side-quests all the time but they also have good story behind them so doesn't feel like you wasted your time or so as I've felt with games.

only recently played this, perfect timing before witcher 4 comes out, and i loved it so much, it's what i've been wanting from fantasy gameplay for so long and i love all the characters