The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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Witcher 3 is a fantasy game you dreamed about – meet hundreds of different supernatural creatures in a unique world, where humans live together with other races. Some of them are evil, some of them are good. You are a witcher, your friends are in danger, travel the world to understand what powers wants to destroy the world and try to stop them, while enjoying thousands of local stories and breathtaking situations.
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Chief 0
Actually returned to Witcher after the recent Netflix series, because I didn't have time for Blood&Wine campaign before. I have to admit it's pretty solid. Bright, full of jokes and adventures, engaging from the very first missions. Plot about high vampires is also very entertaining.
If you missed it for some reason, it would be your best bet to go for it asap.
fosiho 1
World is really big and really beautiful, especially Blood and Wine world, which is probably the most beautiful world I've seen in games. Riding with your horse through this world, while listening to epic music is really fun. However when you get bored of riding, you can always use one of many fast travel points. There are few big cities in this game, and a lot of villages. There are too many side quests to do, you can find them on notice boards all over the world, or accept contracts from random people that you meet. I personally dislike doing those tasks, because they don't have any connection to the story, and also this game is too easy, so no need to grind.However side quests that you get from main characters while playing main story can be really interesting, and I completed all of them. Game has options to play Hearts of Stone or Blood and Wine directly without having to beat the main game, so that's a nice thing
Chief 0
I was impressed by the ending - it was very well directed in a hollywood style. Epic visuals, epic music, epic story ending. Also some evil creatures design is horryfing in good meaning, witches for example. Ciri rocks!
Steam User 485
I wish I could erase my memory of this game and play it again
Steam User 496
game so good i had to buy it after pirating it
Steam User 322
Beware: Witcher 3 post game depression is real.
Steam User 340
i enter poor people house and i steal
Steam User 318
I Started a quest. ended up with no reward and a child with a dead family. escorted her to her relatives in nearby village. they had no coin to take in an extra mouth. paid coin out of my pocket to take care of her. actually ended up with less than when i had at the start of the quest. But i have never been more satisfied.
No game can compare to this masterpiece. Quest aren't just go here and kill this. They are beautiful story's that are so memorable.
Steam User 213
Sometimes you wish you could re-experience the first time you played a game.
This is that type of game.
Steam User 307
It's 2024, and The Witcher 3 remains the best game I've ever played. I wish I could go back and experience it for the first time.
Writing this after just finishing Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut - the game is great: well-written story, enjoyable gameplay, and visually stunning, but it made me realize that in comparison, The Witcher 3 is still on another level—a masterpiece. I've played numerous RPGs, but few come close to The Witcher 3 in terms of the overall experience, including immersion, world-building, role-playing, player choices, blend of fantasy and realism, soundtrack, and replayability. The Next-Gen update has also made the game look absolutely stunning and not at all dated. The world, especially Toussaint, is incredibly beautiful.
The combat may be the weakest part of the game and can feel slightly dated, but it's definitely playable and not as bad as some people say. My favorite aspect is preparing for combat—knowing which potions or signs to use against specific types of enemies and situations.
One aspect that sets The Witcher 3 apart from other games is the developers' attention to detail, which makes the world extremely immersive and story-rich. The variety in the side quests is remarkable in terms of storytelling, often blending elements encountered elsewhere. Many of these quests are even more entertaining than the main storyline. This attention extends to random world encounters; in most other games, it's simply about killing bandits or rescuing someone, but in The Witcher 3, you can become invested in random characters you meet on the road, sympathize with their stories, investigate, and make tough decisions that leave you pondering whether you made the right choice.
I also appreciate that throughout the game—whether in main quests, side quests, or random encounters—you have the freedom to make choices, although sometimes the wording can be misleading in certain quests. Almost every choice has impactful, sometimes far-reaching, and unexpected consequences, which enhances the world's immersion, realism, and complexity. You can play as you like, shaping Geralt as you imagine or want him to be. This freedom is something I enjoy more than RPGs where players have limited decision-making and must follow a predetermined path.
If I were to rate some of the RPGs I've enjoyed (minimum 80 hours):
The Witcher 3: 10/10
Elden Ring: 10/10
Skyrim: 9.5/10
Kingdom Come: Deliverance: 9/10
Cyberpunk: 8.5/10
Ghost of Tsushima: 8/10
Hogwarts Legacy: 8/10
Assassin's Creed Origins: 7.5/10
Assassin's Creed Odyssey: 7/10