The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt Xbox One Game

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a masterpiece of open-world RPGs. Its rich storytelling, complex characters, and immersive world-building set new standards in gaming. The detailed landscapes, from bustling cities to haunting wilderness, captivate players. Combat is fluid, challenging, and rewarding, complemented by a robust skill system. Side quests are as engaging as the main story. CD Projekt Red’s attention to detail and dedication to post-launch support make it a must-play. An unforgettable experienc

This game is one of the best RPG thanks to the open world and never ending stories and quests it is one of the best games that was released. The game just grap you and never give you chanceto escape to other games. With the release of the 2 DLCs the game was kept alive longer as a TOP game. With one of the DLC giving it look like another game of Witcher. This game just keeps you going, keeps you want to explore it more and more. If you want to go more into the story I would recommend to read books or play from first game, it gives you more behind the story and how he got where he is type of vibe.

So, I bought this game over 2 years ago on a sale and it was the complete edition. I didn't get to the game to play it until about 6 months ago. It took me coming back to the game a few times to get used to the gameplay and just get the game started as the first few missions and the way that the UI and quest system is set up is a bit confusing for a noob like me. After getting past the first few quests, I was pretty hooked and got through a lot of the game pretty quickly due to being addicted to it. I've never experienced such an adult-themed fantasy game before, or story for that matter. And I can say that it is a welcomed fresh take on fantasy that is pretty amazing. I actually bought the first book in one of the book series because it was so well done. I just ... MoreSo, I bought this game over 2 years ago on a sale and it was the complete edition. I didn't get to the game to play it until about 6 months ago. It took me coming back to the game a few times to get used to the gameplay and just get the game started as the first few missions and the way that the UI and quest system is set up is a bit confusing for a noob like me. After getting past the first few quests, I was pretty hooked and got through a lot of the game pretty quickly due to being addicted to it. I've never experienced such an adult-themed fantasy game before, or story for that matter. And I can say that it is a welcomed fresh take on fantasy that is pretty amazing. I actually bought the first book in one of the book series because it was so well done. I just beat the main game at level 33 yesterday, and have started one of the expansions. I can say that the multiple ending mechanic works very awesome in this game. I don't want to give much away, so I wont say how that all works, but choices that you make in the game do effect the ending. So, it's petty fantastic when you feel like your decisions matter. Also, the graphics in just 1080P on a 4K HDR TV look fantastic on their own. I don't have an Xbox One X yet, but the game still wowed. All and all, I can see why this got 10/10 from most reviewers. The expansions are actually cooler than the main-game and I'm just starting them. Play this game, you wont regret it.

The graphics, gameplay and story are absolutely fantastic in the Witcher 3. If you've playing on PS the font for selecting what you're saying can be difficult to read depending on your screen size. However it's easily adjustable on PC. Over all the game is amazing. You can choose 3 different difficulty levels, which is nice for players who want to experience the story without delays from constant death. Don't confuse this with the enemies being too easy - the "easy" mode still presents a good challenge. If I could change one thing about this game I would add a feature to support beginner players in knowing where to go in a very obvious way. It's easy to get turned around in the open concept world then can be tricky to find your way back to your quest or previous ... MoreThe graphics, gameplay and story are absolutely fantastic in the Witcher 3. If you've playing on PS the font for selecting what you're saying can be difficult to read depending on your screen size. However it's easily adjustable on PC. Over all the game is amazing. You can choose 3 different difficulty levels, which is nice for players who want to experience the story without delays from constant death. Don't confuse this with the enemies being too easy - the "easy" mode still presents a good challenge. If I could change one thing about this game I would add a feature to support beginner players in knowing where to go in a very obvious way. It's easy to get turned around in the open concept world then can be tricky to find your way back to your quest or previous location. Fun game, lots of story and rpg. No character creation because you're playing at Geralt. There is sex, violence and blood in this game. Not suitable for younger players.

The best game port for switch...hands down!

I have owned Witcher 3 on PC and have played it enough to understand the difference between the original game and the port for the switch. The game deserves to be ranked as both a port and for its content.Game: This is THE best rpg that has ever been written for a modern system. The quests feel real. Your decisions have weight and the voice acting is incredible. I love other rpgs (skyrim, divinity, final fantasy etc) but Witcher just manages to go miles above in many categories. The art of the game is downright immersive. The character models look like real people. The only downside is the combat is fairly tricky and can feel clunky sometimes.Port: First, the packaging is excellent for a switch game. My game came with a thank you letter, stickers, a little ... MoreI have owned Witcher 3 on PC and have played it enough to understand the difference between the original game and the port for the switch. The game deserves to be ranked as both a port and for its content.Game: This is THE best rpg that has ever been written for a modern system. The quests feel real. Your decisions have weight and the voice acting is incredible. I love other rpgs (skyrim, divinity, final fantasy etc) but Witcher just manages to go miles above in many categories. The art of the game is downright immersive. The character models look like real people. The only downside is the combat is fairly tricky and can feel clunky sometimes.Port: First, the packaging is excellent for a switch game. My game came with a thank you letter, stickers, a little compendium and a map. If I am going to buy a 4 year old game at near full price, this is exactly what I want to come with the box. The second thing I noticed was that there is no day 1 patch. The whole game runs of the cart. This is great for someone without access to a fast internet connection and shows the time and care CDPR took in making this edition. Graphics have been downgraded from my PC version. Instead of a crisp dream, it reminds me of an impressionist painting. Absolutely playable but a change none-the-less. Framerate is good and colors pop. Sound is compressed but I didn't notice any large difference. Controls feel sharp. The biggest change is playing it on the go and how convenient that feels. I think that Saber Interactive absolutely hit the technicals out of the park when porting this.Bottom line: If you liked Breath of the Wild and own a switch, you need to buy, rent or find some way to get your hands on this game.

[Rewarded Review] Best Buy sold me the wrong item and won’t make it

I’m done with Best Buy I’ve been shopping there for 25+ years. I recently bought a video game when I got home and opened it there was a dvd inside. I tried to take it back to the store and couldn’t exchange it because they didn’t have any copies of the game. I called customer service they told me to send it back for a return I did and then Best Buy sent it back to me and told me I returned the wrong item. So after being a loyal customer for over 25 years you guys are going to screw me out of $40 for a mistake on your end NOT MINE. The way this has been handled has been horrible. All I want is the correct item I bought or my money back

[Rewarded Review] Great game

The greatest RPG and one of the best Games created.The Witcher 3 redefines what RPG can and should be. It deservedly won many awards and this, the Game of the Year edition, is the complete package bundling in both of the DLC packs released after - as well as the free DLC too. Visually stunning and impeccably polished, it shows what can be achieved on this hardware. Its certainly not style over substance either. The story is compelling, characters and voice acting, superb and an excellent soundtrack too. It is an Adults game and not just because of the violence. The world is stunning and beautifully realised. I can spend time just watching the sun set over a stunning Vista rather than rush from one objective to the next. Combat is great too and on harder ... MoreThe greatest RPG and one of the best Games created.The Witcher 3 redefines what RPG can and should be. It deservedly won many awards and this, the Game of the Year edition, is the complete package bundling in both of the DLC packs released after - as well as the free DLC too. Visually stunning and impeccably polished, it shows what can be achieved on this hardware. Its certainly not style over substance either. The story is compelling, characters and voice acting, superb and an excellent soundtrack too. It is an Adults game and not just because of the violence. The world is stunning and beautifully realised. I can spend time just watching the sun set over a stunning Vista rather than rush from one objective to the next. Combat is great too and on harder difficulties, requires preparation, understanding the variety of enemies and their weaknesses and ensuring you are properly equipped to deal with them. Its not unlike Bloodbourne in a lot of ways. I am certainly not going to spoil the story although with multiple choices through out the game leading to a variety of possible outcomes, your play through could be very different. The world feels dynamic with choices and consequences - even from seemingly minor side quests having some bigger consequences than expected - its not necessarily black or white, good or bad but some can be good for some but bad for others and that 'dynamic' can have an impact in the world. As mentioned, there are a lot of Side Quests as well as Witcher Contracts (Contracts on some mythical creature - like a Griffin, Ogres, Vampire etc) as well as opportunities to play Gwent, race horses. I spent 150hrs on my first playthrough and there is a 'new game +' option too if you want to play through again and maybe see how different decisions playout without having to find all the bombs, potions recipes again and gather the materials to craft these. The bundled DLC is also excellent. The first and smaller of the two takes place in the same 'space' as the main game and offers its own 'mini' story line as well as new side quests. The second adds a new quite large area and is 'bigger' and better than many AAA games on its own. This is easily one of the best games ever created and highly recommended!

[Rewarded Review] Incredible Story / Characters

A fantastic RPG for multiple reasons, but the writing and story are head-and-shoulders above any open world game I've ever played. You can really tell these games are based on a series of books because the world and major characters are overflowing with lore, character and interesting details. Even the peasants you meet feel like real people who are struggling to get by. Quests and most sidequests give you interesting tasks to pursue (not just "go here, get/kill this") and feel really grounded in the world. Geralt has to make difficult decisions that I found hard to decide and even harder to predict the consequences of.Character designs and voice acting are still top-notch even 5 years later. For the hundreds of people you meet, almost all of them look realistic ... MoreA fantastic RPG for multiple reasons, but the writing and story are head-and-shoulders above any open world game I've ever played. You can really tell these games are based on a series of books because the world and major characters are overflowing with lore, character and interesting details. Even the peasants you meet feel like real people who are struggling to get by. Quests and most sidequests give you interesting tasks to pursue (not just "go here, get/kill this") and feel really grounded in the world. Geralt has to make difficult decisions that I found hard to decide and even harder to predict the consequences of.Character designs and voice acting are still top-notch even 5 years later. For the hundreds of people you meet, almost all of them look realistic and alive.No worries if you're new to the series, major characters are introduced with plenty of context and you can always read about them in the in-game encyclopedia. There's an easy mode for players who mainly want to experience the story.Absolutely worth the price, I can tell this is a game I'm going to be coming back to for months if not longer.

[Rewarded Review] Uh...how is a game this good?

So, I bought this game over 2 years ago on a sale and it was the complete edition. I didn't get to the game to play it until about 6 months ago. It took me coming back to the game a few times to get used to the gameplay and just get the game started as the first few missions and the way that the UI and quest system is set up is a bit confusing for a noob like me. After getting past the first few quests, I was pretty hooked and got through a lot of the game pretty quickly due to being addicted to it. I've never experienced such an adult-themed fantasy game before, or story for that matter. And I can say that it is a welcomed fresh take on fantasy that is pretty amazing. I actually bought the first book in one of the book series because it was so well done. I just ... MoreSo, I bought this game over 2 years ago on a sale and it was the complete edition. I didn't get to the game to play it until about 6 months ago. It took me coming back to the game a few times to get used to the gameplay and just get the game started as the first few missions and the way that the UI and quest system is set up is a bit confusing for a noob like me. After getting past the first few quests, I was pretty hooked and got through a lot of the game pretty quickly due to being addicted to it. I've never experienced such an adult-themed fantasy game before, or story for that matter. And I can say that it is a welcomed fresh take on fantasy that is pretty amazing. I actually bought the first book in one of the book series because it was so well done. I just beat the main game at level 33 yesterday, and have started one of the expansions. I can say that the multiple ending mechanic works very awesome in this game. I don't want to give much away, so I wont say how that all works, but choices that you make in the game do effect the ending. So, it's petty fantastic when you feel like your decisions matter. Also, the graphics in just 1080P on a 4K HDR TV look fantastic on their own. I don't have an Xbox One X yet, but the game still wowed. All and all, I can see why this got 10/10 from most reviewers. The expansions are actually cooler than the main-game and I'm just starting them. Play this game, you wont regret it...

[Rewarded Review] Witcher 3

The Witcher III is an immense game. I'm 3 weeks in and not a third of the way through. It's very well written, and feels immersive. Although with some jank and lackluster combat, though everything else about the game more than makes up for it. The one glaring problem that keeps it from being 5 stars is a bug that freezes the game and requires exiting the game and restarting it. I have encounter the glitch 3-4 times, but doesn't appear enough to necessatate being counted as a glaring flaw, but is noteworthy nonetheless.