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.
Game Discussion
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 710
I thought I was starting a game about killing monsters.
Instead, I found a story about family, love, friendship, loss, and the people we would cross the world for.
Geralt's journey to find Ciri is one of the most memorable stories I've experienced in gaming. But what truly made this adventure special were the people around him. Yennefer and Triss aren't just romance options on a menu; they're characters who feel real. They have flaws, dreams, fears, and histories that make every interaction meaningful.
There were moments that made me smile, moments that broke my heart, and moments that made me sit quietly and think about the choices I had made. Few games manage to make you care this much.
The world is beautiful, but its greatest strength is its soul. From the muddy roads of Velen to the icy winds of Skellige, every place feels alive. Every quest feels like someone's story rather than another task to complete.
When the credits rolled, I wasn't thinking about the monsters I had slain or the loot I had collected.
I was thinking about Ciri.
I was thinking about Yennefer.
I was thinking about Triss.
I was thinking about the friends I met and the goodbyes I never wanted to say.
The Witcher 3 didn't feel like a game I finished. It felt like a world I had to leave behind.
❤️ "In a world full of monsters, the only thing worth fighting for is the people we love."
Steam User 681
Imagine you're working in a 9-5 corporate job, you're done with your work, you come back home, log onto Steam, see your games list for 5 seconds, buy a game on sale that you're never going to play and then switch off your PC and go to a bar. While having a drink, you think of the good times when games used to be fun and authentic. But then you tell yourself, the problem isn't the games, its you. "Its not that games aren't fun anymore, you have gotten older".
And then I play Witcher 3. And suddenly I can't wait to get myself home after work. Do you have any idea how precious that feeling is ? The feeling that you are actually immersed in the protagonist' shoes. I find myself in anticipation and excitement for the new adventures that are waiting for me, I think while driving back home...."Where is this story headed ? What new places and characters I will meet ?" And lets not talk about the characters. I thought myself as a guy who's dead on the inside and somehow these characters made me laugh, chuckle and empathise at the same time. I haven't felt these feelings for a game since 2008 when I played games such as Final Fantasy 12, Metal Gear Solid 3. Was I wrong to think that I was the problem and not the gaming industry that's shelling out mediocre AAA games with no memorable characters or storyline ?
And I got this game for 3$. 3$ !! And that includes the DLC ! I honestly feeling I looted these amazing devs. And I paid twice for games that are not even worth playing. 23 hours in and I still haven't scratched the surface of the story. The side quests are actually fun. I find myself doing the side quests more because its feels like I am watching another episode of the "Witcher 3 TV show". I love this open world, I actually take my time wandering around and exploring every nook and cranny. I haven't done this since GTA San Andreas. I look at some distant island or mountain that I find interesting and I decide to just walk there just for the fun of it. That's how beautiful this Open World this. This is Open World game done right.
Thank you CD Projekt Red. You guys are a gem. I know its 5 years late and I don't know why it took me 5 years to play this, but better late than never. <3
Steam User 480
DLC announced 11 years after release, my favourite game keeps getting better
Steam User 270
Read all the books, played all the games. My favorite story so far!!
Netflix sucks thou
Steam User 209
Such games appear once in a lifetime. I want to get amnesia just to experience this game again
Steam User 190
Geralt saves the day… again. Monsters, magic, and moral choices everywhere. Got lost in side quests for 80 hours and loved every second. Witcher life > real life
Steam User 154
It took me 10 years to finally play this game. I now understand why people say it has ruined other games for them. This is art. Actual art.