
You are Geralt of Rivia, mercenary monster slayer. Before you stands a war-torn, monster-infested continent you can explore at will. Your current contract? Tracking down Ciri — the Child of Prophecy, a living weapon that can alter the shape of the world.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian, German*, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Czech, Hungarian, Japanese*, Korean*, Polish*, Portuguese - Brazil* +5 more
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Conteudo Proibido. Isso não é um jogo, é uma Obra Prima. Só perde pra RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2
好玩爱玩😁
Best RPG story graphics combo in my experience.
Одна из моих самых любимых игр, Рекомендую проходить с 1 части не смотря на старую графику, атмосфера прекрасная я влюбилась
This is a really nice game! the grafics are good even in low specs devices (like mine's) the performance is ok and the story is very very interesting coming without knowlege of the saga, its a great open word the only problem: the lauuncher is EXTREMLY buggy and works poorly, but its all right
Story — 10/10 Despite jumping straight into The Witcher 3 without playing the previous games or reading the novels, I was completely immersed in its narrative. The story is emotionally engaging, morally complex, and consistently rewarding from beginning to end. The game does an excellent job of welcoming newcomers while still rewarding longtime fans. Characters — 10/10 One of the strongest casts in gaming. Geralt, Ciri, Regis, Dettlaff, Gaunter O'Dimm, Olgierd, and many supporting characters are memorable, believable, and incredibly well-written. Every major character has clear motivations, making it difficult to see anyone as purely good or evil. World Building — 10/10 The Continent feels alive long before the player arrives. Every region has its own history, culture, politics, monsters, and atmosphere. Exploring never feels like a chore because there's always something interesting waiting around the corner. Side Quests — 10/10 This is where The Witcher 3 truly shines. Many side quests are written with the same level of quality as the main story, often featuring meaningful choices and emotional outcomes. They never feel like simple filler content. Gameplay & Combat — 8/10 The combat is satisfying and offers plenty of build variety through swordplay, Signs, alchemy, and mutations. However, after dozens of hours, encounters can become repetitive. Once you master the mechanics and unlock powerful abilities, many fights feel predictable, reducing the challenge in the late game. Soundtrack — 10/10 An unforgettable soundtrack that perfectly complements every region and emotional moment. From the haunting atmosphere of Velen to the vibrant melodies of Toussaint, the music greatly enhances the overall experience. Graphics & Art Direction — 9.5/10 Considering its age, the game still looks incredible. The artistic direction is timeless, and Toussaint remains one of the most beautiful locations ever created in an RPG. DLC — 10/10 Hearts of Stone delivers one of the best stories in the game, while Blood and Wine feels more like a full sequel than a traditional expansion. Both DLCs add dozens of hours of high-quality content and provide a perfect conclusion to Geralt's journey. Role-Playing — 10/10 Choices matter. Decisions often lead to meaningful consequences, and there are rarely simple "good" or "bad" outcomes. The game constantly challenges the player to make morally complex decisions. Replay Value — 9/10 Multiple endings, different character builds, and alternate choices provide excellent replay value. The only drawback is the game's enormous length, making a second playthrough a significant time investment. Pros - Outstanding storytelling - Exceptional world-building - Memorable and well-developed characters - Some of the best side quests in gaming - Two phenomenal DLC expansions - Beautiful soundtrack and atmosphere - Meaningful player choices with lasting consequences Cons - Combat becomes repetitive over time - Late-game builds make many encounters too easy - Some gameplay mechanics feel slightly dated compared to modern RPGs Final Verdict — 9.7/10
10 Геральтов из 10 Лютиков
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好玩爱玩儿子天天玩
Отличная игра. Не зря присвоена награда "Игра года"
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