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This game has been a long time coming and it certainly doesn't disappoint! Alice in Dissonance has blessed us with another fantastic story in the fault universe couples with some genuinely incredible new technical achievements. The new animated spritework is incredibly fluid and bring an insane amount of life to these characters. They once again demonstrate how good they are able to emphasize the 'visual' part of 'visual novel.'

Story-wise this tile is a bit slower than the other games, and I'm certain some people will be disappointed at the re-structuring of the story, but I found it to still be very engaging all the way through! Khaji, though not as tough or cool as many other protagonists, remains an incredibly relatable and well-written character, especially for those who have gone through hardship in the pursuit of ones dreams. Overall, a solid entry. I'm eager to see what comes next!

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Like Max Payne on hypermeth and supersaturated cocaine

11/10 GOTY

Went in expecting another Witcher game to kill time

What I got instead was an adventure, an experience which has thus far never been achieved in a video game. In the earlier Witcher games I played as Geralt of Rivia, but in Wild Hunt I felt like I was Geralt. There was not a dull moment in what became a personal quest to find my daughter amidst political turmoil, sprawling war-torn landscapes, and the threat of the end of the world. The amount of effort and detail that has been put into this game is mind-boggling. No one quest is the same as the other, and the world is so rich with secrets and collectibles that I doubt I'll ever find them all. Combat is fluid and fun, with every battle being both skillfully and tactically challenging. Most importantly, the Witcher 3 succeeds as an open world game where most today seem to fail: making the world feel ALIVE. People chatter in muddy streets and sneer as you walk by. Winds howl and trees shake violently as storms approach. Night approaches quickly as the muddled howls of beasts and monsters grow closer. The lands of the north are no sandbox; they feel like living, breathing places with their own fully explorable personalities.

The Witcher 3 is by no means a flawless game, but it raises the bar for what can be achieved by video games and game studios, demonstrating that they are not just games, but experiences.

11/10 a true masterpiece

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