The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Complete Edition - Xbox One

What else can I say except, story is great, gameplay is great, atmosphere is amazing, sound and music is great and the game running at 60fps on the Series X is a whole new world. I have never played a Witcher game and I missed this when it came out, but I can tell you it still holds up and competes with current gen games. Its actually so much better than many current AAA titles. Not to mention the base game is approximately 200 hours and then you have two extra DLC packages thar make this game even longer! The game is near perfect and the price is right. If you have never played this before it is definitely worth picking up, even in 2022.

This game is a must buy masterpiece, especially now that it is super cheap a lot of the time. Can't believe with gamers club unlocked this was like $16!!!!! One of the best RPG's ever made, with dozens of game of the year awards and it looks amazing on xbox one x in 4k! Just be prepared to be addicted. Narrative and voice acting are superb, story is well written. This is the total package. I expect to put 100-200 hours into this.

Game can be difficult to get used to at first but after that the story and characters suck you into their world. And it includes the two major expansions DLCs Heart of Stone and Blood and Wine. BaW is my favorite and by far better dlc. For $17 this was a steal. High recommend even at normal price but if you can get it on sale then even better. No downloading voucher codes for the dlc simply insert the game disc and play. CD made a masterpiece here and I seriously cant wait for Cyberpunk 2077.

Fantastic experience that goes above and beyond in terms of value and storytelling.

The Witcher 3 is amazing through-and-through, and this Complete Edition is one of the best videogame deals that I've ever encountered. The graphics, sound, story, and gameplay are all top-notch; and the amount of content is second to none. There are hours upon hours of quests, just about all of which are brilliant. I highly recommend this game to anyone who like RPG's, and/or someone who wants a superb, lengthy, memorable journey.

I'll try to bullet point this review: -The game is gorgeous. Some of the best visuals on the system. -The game is huge. It can sometimes be overwhelming (in a good way) the amount of things there are to do and see. -The sound design is great from music, to sound effects and voice acting. And they improved all the sound level issues Witcher 2 had. -The story is interesting and well written. -Combat is simple, but strategy is important. While button mashing can work in some instances, often you will be overwhelmed if you don't make good use of the dodge and parry abilities. -This version of the game comes with all the DLC. Overall an improvement in every way over the previous game in the series.

Great game. Plenty of things to do that will bring lot of fun. I am about 100 hours in and still not done. Good investment if you have the time to play this game.

This installment tells its story well even without experience with its predecessors. The storytelling through well animated and choreographed interactions and inspired dialogue is the best I've seen since Vampire the Masarade: Bloodlines. It keeps you engaged. But really only in the main quests. Combat is fluid and well paced, although it is too heavily skewed towards swordplay. Magic is basically a utility and mage builds are not satisfying. Ranged weapons are completely for utility purposes (like getting a flyer to the ground) so archer builds are out. It all seems a waste of the good bones. Even at the highest difficulty swordplay quickly becomes Assasin's Creed-like where you are God and easily and repetitively dodge, counter, and hack your way through everything. Meh. The world is large and beautiful as are the graphics. It does have the feel that it's been crammed full of stuff for the sake of stuff and if you're the completionist type, it's a chore. Most of the side and free roam stuff is boring. However the main quests are really great and well done. If you're playing on console like me there are several drawbacks that will wear on you: the load times are absurd, even on an external drive if you fast travel, die, or reload you will be waiting 1-2 min. Timed it at an average of 1:40. Many times longer than PC I hear. Looting is a hassle on console. They didn't include an acurate way to point at loot objects but did include thousands of stacks of boxes and sacks with 5 objects you need to loot separately but can't select easily. Gets aggravating to the point I hate looting - the bread and butter of RPGs. Inventory management is also a chore on console. You have hundreds of items and have to select them through lists where you can't directly click because you have no mouse. It also loads slow enough to bother you. Sigh. This would be 5 stars on PC. But the frustration factor on console makes it 4 for me. Don't let the cons keep you from this game though. It is a worthy play, esspecially on PC.