I have always dreamed of a game that just spits out story everywhere you go. No matter what you are doing (except if you're standing in one place swinging your sword) you're experiencing a narrative. Each town, each cave, each Ubisoft™ question mark on the map has some sort of purpose.

Beware though, for a game this scope has many problems, the inventory is a pain, you will fall to your death and the main quest seems to drag on for too long (which wouldn't have been a problem if some of it had been made optional).

That doesn't stop it from being the most well made game ever. Geralt is fun to be, to play as (as in playing his role). You will feel like a badass swordsman, you will woo the hearts of women (and turn one down). Characters will seem nice, until they tell you their backstory, others will stab you in the back. Geralt spends a lot of time with his friends, who have the most memorable moments in the story. It's a video game like no other.

I have always dreamed of a game that just spits out story everywhere you go. No matter what you are doing (except if you're standing in one place swinging your sword) you're experiencing a narrative. Each town, each cave, each Ubisoft™ question mark on the map has some sort of purpose. Beware though, for a game this scope has many problems, the inventory is a pain, you will fall to your death and the main quest seems to drag on for too long (which wouldn't have been a problem if some of it had been made optional). That doesn't stop it from being the most well made game ever. Geralt is fun to be, to play as (as in playing his role). You will feel like a badass swordsman, you will woo the hearts of women (and turn one down). Characters will seem nice, until they tell you their backstory, others will stab you in the back. Geralt spends a lot of time with his friends, who have the most memorable moments in the story. It's a video game like no other.