I don’t usually play games multiple times after I finish them(unless I wnat the platinum trophy) but this game was the exception and the only game that I finished 3 times and still planning on playing it for the fourth time.🤍
geralt of rivia, i hope witcher 4 lets us see you naked instead of the girls
This review contains spoilers
Um dos jogos mais imersivos que eu ja joguei!! É muito bom fazer estratégias diferentes para derrotar diferentes monstros, um combate incrível. A história é incrível, e aquela angústia final de "ela realmente morreu?" é indescritível. Todas as missões secundárias (e contratos) também são ótimas, eu fiquei mais tempo resolvendo problemas de uma vila, do que focando na história principal.
Recomendo demais, entrou no meu top 5!
Recomendo demais, entrou no meu top 5!
GOAT Game.
Смута
Best Game ever
The Most Overrated Video Game of All Time
I tried to start but I had too many things to do immediately. With too much food in my plate I got overwhelmed and ate nothing.
bagulho é daoraa , mais nao me prendeuu muito
Um dos rpg`s mais imersivos que tive o prazer de jogar. Quests com tramas e subtramas que te prendem em uma lore bastante rica, além de uma variedade de cenários detalhados. Sem dúvida, um dos jogos que mais me marcou.
Obra prima
Incrível.
Masterpiece
If you don't know by now...
Top 1
The best game I've ever played
one of the best rpgs and you can have sex
madò che sonno
Opção de dialogo para fazer sexo? Perdão, minha amiga, mas eu vim aqui jogar Gwent (emoji de diabinho)
de los mejores rpg de la historia
pero considero que hay tramas secundarias mejores que la historia principal (buscar y ayudar a ciri)
la historia del barón sanguinario es perfecta
lo de buscar a jaskier es una paja
yennefer está sobrevalorada
etc
en fin, este juego es precioso con sus pros y contras y vale totalmente la pena
pero considero que hay tramas secundarias mejores que la historia principal (buscar y ayudar a ciri)
la historia del barón sanguinario es perfecta
lo de buscar a jaskier es una paja
yennefer está sobrevalorada
etc
en fin, este juego es precioso con sus pros y contras y vale totalmente la pena
alem do jogo ser perfeito a serie tbm é perfeita.
Honestly the main game is insane and so good but the DLC for this game is still to me the standard for a DLC because it is incredible. Worth putting all the hours in to get thru it all
le jeu est parfait je veux pas vous entendre
<3
Primeira vez dropei, na segunda joguei até o final, jogo bom... mas o fato de nao receber xp por fazer missões acima do nivel me tilta
A masterpiece.
tiny font is killing me
ótimo jogo
slap me with that game i'll be ok
Simply one of the greatest games ever made. An actual magnum opus and possibly the greatest fantasy epic to ever grace video games.
This is one of those games where I wish I could just reset my memory and play them fresh all over again, despite already having a previous playthrough in the belt.
An incredible open world, fantastic character writing and hours upon hours of meticulously crafted quests and story, the Witcher 3 is simply filled with incredible mechanics and moments through and through that all come together to craft one of the most captivating and magical works of art ever put to the medium.
So much so that I feel like simply listing what I love so much would make this review 4 times the usual size. Plus, I feel like most people have heard the choirs of praise over and over again for the last decade.
If I were to put it simply, The Witcher 3 simply excels at almost everything it does and provides a mind boggling amount of content. It’s a lightning in a bottle mix of incredible content in both quality and quantity, with so many individual systems and threads that could literally suck you in for hundreds of hours.
This is the crescendo conclusion of a rich and dark universe made by a team who created something inimitable with pure passion and dedication. I have no doubt in my mind that this game will be remembered for generations to come and, if my previous paragraphs of unavoidable praise didn’t already do it justice, for good reason.
The highlight of my playthrough this time was the DLC which is the literal icing on the cake. When you think it can’t get better it just does, with hand crafted rpg perfection. Hearts of Stone delivers a perfect tie in into the main story rich with it’s own airs of conflicting moral dilemmas and heartbreakingly complex characters, while Blood and Wine goes all in with a fairy tale epilogue of twisted perversion, full with it’s own political intrigue, princesses and whole new area.
The final segments really drive in how monumental The Witcher 3 is. Where some games of such length and ambition would lose steam, The Witcher 3 kicks it into overdrive and the more you play, the deeper the hold goes, with ever expanding complexity and stakes to match character progression and explosive story beats.
It simply does not stop being great, from the moment you click on new game to the very final moments.
The only problem I have encountered during this entire playthrough was some RTX optimization bugs from the next gen update. But other than that, smooth sailing and pure fun in and out.
A masterpiece? A perfect story? An all timer role playing experience? Yes, yes and yes. But, even for how imposing such a game may sound, The Witcher 3 is one of those rare gems that leave an imprint on all that manage to handle the intimidating complexity of the first few hours.
One may say this could be nostalgia or bias, but even almost 10 years later, very few games can hold a candle to the white wolf’s triumph.
Even if you indulge in this experience for the first time or the 10th, there’s bound to be something here for you, and very possibly a game that will demolish your expectations like a bulldozer and tear down the preconceived limitations one could hold against the creative expression of gaming as an art form.
Maybe a bit dramatic, but hopefully the point still comes across. Wether you come in for the story, the characters, the action or the roleplaying, you’re in for a time to remember, filled with conspiracies, monsters, romance and swords.
Keep the potions close and the medallion closer. Good luck on the path.
This is one of those games where I wish I could just reset my memory and play them fresh all over again, despite already having a previous playthrough in the belt.
An incredible open world, fantastic character writing and hours upon hours of meticulously crafted quests and story, the Witcher 3 is simply filled with incredible mechanics and moments through and through that all come together to craft one of the most captivating and magical works of art ever put to the medium.
So much so that I feel like simply listing what I love so much would make this review 4 times the usual size. Plus, I feel like most people have heard the choirs of praise over and over again for the last decade.
If I were to put it simply, The Witcher 3 simply excels at almost everything it does and provides a mind boggling amount of content. It’s a lightning in a bottle mix of incredible content in both quality and quantity, with so many individual systems and threads that could literally suck you in for hundreds of hours.
This is the crescendo conclusion of a rich and dark universe made by a team who created something inimitable with pure passion and dedication. I have no doubt in my mind that this game will be remembered for generations to come and, if my previous paragraphs of unavoidable praise didn’t already do it justice, for good reason.
The highlight of my playthrough this time was the DLC which is the literal icing on the cake. When you think it can’t get better it just does, with hand crafted rpg perfection. Hearts of Stone delivers a perfect tie in into the main story rich with it’s own airs of conflicting moral dilemmas and heartbreakingly complex characters, while Blood and Wine goes all in with a fairy tale epilogue of twisted perversion, full with it’s own political intrigue, princesses and whole new area.
The final segments really drive in how monumental The Witcher 3 is. Where some games of such length and ambition would lose steam, The Witcher 3 kicks it into overdrive and the more you play, the deeper the hold goes, with ever expanding complexity and stakes to match character progression and explosive story beats.
It simply does not stop being great, from the moment you click on new game to the very final moments.
The only problem I have encountered during this entire playthrough was some RTX optimization bugs from the next gen update. But other than that, smooth sailing and pure fun in and out.
A masterpiece? A perfect story? An all timer role playing experience? Yes, yes and yes. But, even for how imposing such a game may sound, The Witcher 3 is one of those rare gems that leave an imprint on all that manage to handle the intimidating complexity of the first few hours.
One may say this could be nostalgia or bias, but even almost 10 years later, very few games can hold a candle to the white wolf’s triumph.
Even if you indulge in this experience for the first time or the 10th, there’s bound to be something here for you, and very possibly a game that will demolish your expectations like a bulldozer and tear down the preconceived limitations one could hold against the creative expression of gaming as an art form.
Maybe a bit dramatic, but hopefully the point still comes across. Wether you come in for the story, the characters, the action or the roleplaying, you’re in for a time to remember, filled with conspiracies, monsters, romance and swords.
Keep the potions close and the medallion closer. Good luck on the path.