The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

10/10. I'd replay this 100 times if I could. Story, amazing. Events unfold and the time between them feels real. Characters, all fleshed out and enjoyable. 1,000 things to discover, do, and easter eggs to be found. 10,000 choices, and even the smallest ones matter. Both expansions are absolutely worth every penny at full price.

Pretty amazing game. It's astonishing that Gwent comes with an entire open world RPG as a side quest

I understand why now this game was voted GOTY. I love Geralt being a dad, and I just grew to really love most of the characters. Lambert, Lambert...

The Witcher 3 is, in my opinion, the greatest game of the last decade. Even today, I haven’t found another game that comes close to it. I’ve finished it multiple times. I first completed it on PS4, then played through it twice again on PS5. Later, I bought it on PC just to experience the stunning graphics and high frame rates. Every single playthrough reminds me why this game is so special. The storytelling, characters, soundtrack, world-building, side quests, and expansions are on another level. Even after all these years, it still feels fresh and unforgettable. For me, The Witcher 3 isn’t just the greatest RPG ever made—it’s the greatest video game of all time.

Kinda goated game especially since it came out a decade ago. With my potato pc playing at 1080p low -medium settings I'm getting 20fps and I'm still having a good time because of the great story and exploration.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Started this game back in 2022, but I dropped it because the combat didn't click with me. Decided to give it another chance, and I'm so glad I did. I played on both PS5 and PC, and the cross-progression feature made switching between platforms effortless, huge thanks to CD Projekt Red for that. The story, world, characters, soundtrack, and especially the side quests are phenomenal. The Bloody Baron, Novigrad, Skellige, and Ciri's journey were unforgettable. The combat takes time to get used to, but once it clicks, it's hard to put the game down. Now I completely understand why The Witcher 3 is considered one of the greatest RPGs ever made.