Recent reviews by Chris

If you're sitting at home, looking up the steam store and see The Witcher 3 enter your suggested list, or it is on sale or whatever, and you find yourself wondering if this is a game worth buying. Then I have only one word for you;

YES!

Do you want to know why? Of course you do!

Even if you do minimal research of the game, everything from a quick look on youtube, to a fast search on google, you will find lots and lots of content for this game. There is a reason for it to become one of the best games 2015 had to offer.

Take this from one who has been to every crook and cranny of this fine universe presented for us in the witcher. I have done everything from walking the isles of skellige to frantically trying to crush this one barkeep to get his one special card in gwent. Everything from slaying monsters, to human monsters, to just spending time you and Roach together on the road between villages.

Yes, it is right that I have played over 150 hours of this game, and found and completed every achievement that there is for now, yeah you're damn right, all 65, and you now what? It was all worht it! Every penny I spent on this game was worth from the very beginning of the game, where you get a chance to take a quick look on one of the many beatifull and terrifying beasts that has a bounty on their head.

Like even the DLC is great. The heart of stone DLC, offered a very different yet hughly interesting questline there both you and Geralt are put in a spot where the most interesting things happen.*spoiler "Those donkey ears man, they crack me up every ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ time"

So to conclude this;
Yes! Go buy the game, give yourself enough time to spend with the game, at least 100 hours or so, and enjoy every little thing that The Witcher world has to offer. Remember to take it slow, and let the ambience reel you in, and don't be afraid to take another road, or stop to listen or watch what the different villagers say or do.

But be warned, you must remember to not have anything planned for the next week or so, cause this game will drag you in, suck your life out, and don't let you return to the real world until the game is beaten.

Now I only have one thing left to say;

Happy hunting, Witcher!