Absolutely amazing game. I can't do it justice with a simple amazon review. If you liked Skyrim, then you'll adore this game. I won't give away any spoilers, if you're reading these reviews, then you're already considering buying it - which is a must.

Blood and Wine is a fitting end to an exceptional video game.

A flawless game in nearly every aspect. A beautiful world that both rewards and encourages exploration, hundreds of hours of gameplay, a unique story, hundreds of side quests and great loot.

Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth most people's time and cash.

This game has given me so many hours of entertainment. I paid 30 for it, but it would still be well worth 60 since I've put over 60 hours into it. Can't wait for future projects from this dev!

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Sloppy combat and ongoing optimisation can't quite spoil this dark fantasy adventure, set in a stunning world of blood and black magic.

Relentlessly beautiful vistas; Reading about horrifying ghosts and monsters; Playing cards with blacksmiths; Sailing between the isles of Skellige

Frustrating and punishing combat; Frame rate optimisation is ongoing..

In the dark fantasy world of 'The Witcher', magic is a foreign phenomenon that was introduced during a catastrophic event called the Conjunction of Spheres. Several planes collided with the home plane and, along with magic, many varieties of monster spilled over and began making a nuisance of...

Geralt of Rivia looks tired. His nearly eight-year-long journey, beginning on PC and eventually expanding onto console, has seen him turn from a young, cocky, and at-times lecherous mercenary to an old, cocky, and far less lecherous mercenary.

Alright, I have to come clean with something right away. I'm not ashamed or embarrassed to say it, but after watching Conan O'Brien's "Clueless Gamer" Witcher 3 review a couple of weeks ago, I too wanted to play the game so that our hero ends up on the back of a unicorn naked with Yennefer.