The Witcher 3 Is Not Fun To Play (But The Quests Are Godly)

[ghost_of_fazz]

I'm in deep love with this game, but then again I was a fan since the first one:

- The controls feel heavy and solid, they feel "real", like if you are really controlling a buffed swordsman with armor and equipment on him.
- The RPG elements are intrincate and fresh, they are different from the first two. The leveling, the crafting, the alchemy, the weapon damage, all great.
- Story is heavy and fleshed out, really draws you in.
- Combat is fantastic, it's complex and it's not just a button masher. You have to plan your potions, your bombs, your magic, practice your timing.
- World feels alive and dramatic, really makes you feel in a fantasy land ridden with war and monsters.
- Quests are meaningful and really add to the world, they are relevant to the context given by the story.
- Presentation and atmosphere are top notch even when they had to downgrade the graphics for the inferior hardware offered by home consoles. The wind moving the grass, the lush forests, the animals running in the fields, the peasants crying for their dead... everything looks and feel alive, makes you feel there.

All in all, 11/10 from me, game of the generation. Good work CD Projekt.