The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition for PlayStation 4

Christmas present for son says game is fantastic

I haven’t used the game yet simply because I believe that there's a disc missing and that's why I've given this an initial 3 stars! Why is this advertised as '2 Pack' when there is ONLY one disc in it? Have I been ripped off or what?

I bought this because of all the great reviews and I must say, it is a really good game. Graphics are great, but I think it really shines with the world (story and lore), the fun it is for combat (easy but certainly requiring strategy) and all the missions (they are so unique and engaging). The fact that your decisions have a very big impact on the world around you creates a super immersive world. Highly recommended.

I mean, not really, but it's still a good review of the game, I think. I haven't played any of the other Witcher games so there were times I was totally "over" the game. Why does Geralt have such a raspy voice? Does he have emphysema? Why do all the girls look like Mortal Kombat characters? Why are all of the sex scenes so repetitive? Why is Geralt such a badass and can shoot out fire from his palms but dies INSTANTLY when he trips down a small hill? And don't get me started on how long it took me to figure out the Character and Abilities tree menu. And yet, I pressed on. You want to know why? Because I'm such a sucker for RPGs and free-roaming games where you go and complete quests for in-game strangers that make no sense just to level up. What's that? You want me to go swim in the sea that's literally 10 feet away from you to see if your husband died in boating accident? Sure! As long as it'll help me level up! I could talk about this game all day, but I won't, because then it'll take away time from me playing Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Complete Edition. That's right, I used the whole title! That's how much I respect this game. I went from, "Oh-my-god-could-there-be-any-more-short-videos-in-this-stupid-game?" to loving it. It's not perfect by any means. There were a lot of glitches, some of which made me lose my place because I had forgotten to save my progress, but it was my fault. You should always save. Always. And seriously, there are a LOT of video breakaways in this game that I kinda skipped in the beginning. Only some of them though! And if you ever get into that weird in-between area of being knee-deep in water where you can't swim but also you're not allowed to run or jump? Blah, you mind as well be in a padded room because it'll make you want to scream in frustration. The good then? You totally get your money's worth for this game. I could probably beat the entire Uncharted series during an average length commercial break, but not Witcher. I felt like I played this game for a thousand hours and somehow only was still in Novigrad. I love exploring this world and I love (LOVE) Gwent, the in-game card game. Like, I feel like Gwent could totally be a legit card game in the real world and I could go to comic shops all over America just to defeat people and collect their Leader cards like you do in the game. Also, Godlings are freaky looking. There's no spoiler in that; just a random fact from me to you. I beat the game yesterday and there was this immense sense of feeling lost with no more purpose. It was like the time I finished binge watching the Sons of Anarchy series on Netflix. What is the meaning of life now? Why was I put here on Earth? But then I realized that this awesome bundle comes with two expansions. TWO! That's perfect for someone like me who just wants to curl up on my little sofa and complete every quest in the game. Plus, i heard that the expansions are like another 10 hours or more of game play. I love this game because even as finished beating it, I felt like there was still a lot for me to do. I love me some Geralt now.

Nice game

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Cada escenario, cada trama, cada personaje, cada paisaje, monstruo, historia, tiene un gran desarrollo. El juego jamás es aburrido y cada historia ya sea secundaria o principal es excelente. El mejor juego de la historia para mí