A copy of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings dropped in for a review and here we are with an account of one of most absorbing tales to have ever been told t

Guys this game is on sale for ?113 on Steam! Hurry up!

Wow, has it really been a year since I gave The Witcher 2 on PC a 9.0? Since then we've had Skyrim and Kingdoms of Amalur offer their own uniquely differing takes on the fantasy RPG genre, but neither in my mind hold a candle to the sheer satisfaction of playing a Witcher title.

The Witcher 2 for X360. What can I say, I reviewed the Witcher 2 when it came out on PC and I loved it, I had just finished playing the first game and found the sequel to be extremely satisfying.

I have never played this game. Just writing the review because I couldn't comment. NEEDS TO BE ON PS3! You would have a customer in shiss27 for sure.

There is often talk about how video games need to mature, and there is some truth to that, especially in RPGs. Very often games come down to saving the world from an ancient evil or challenging the leader of an evil empire. Characters are often shallow, with little motivation for what they do.

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings , follow-up to The Witcher , a well-received PC game from 2007, has been long-heralded as one of the stand-out RPGs of this generation since it emerged to critical acclaim on the PC in mid-2011.

With the current crop of consoles now being over five years old and high end PC gaming being a generation ahead in terms of visuals, these days it's a somewhat insurmountable task to port across a game that was made exclusively with PC's in mind, particularly when it's a stunning looking game like...

TW2AoKEE, henceforth known simply as Witcher 2 , is most assuredly adult. Yes, it's a tricky, sexy, sweary, gory beast of a title. That's why it's 18s. But Witcher 2 was crafted for a mature audience. Not simply any gamer whose years exceeds eighteen in number.

One of 2011's best PC RPG's finally arrives on the Xbox 360