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The Witcher
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The Witcher Review
29 Oct 2007 by Chris Leyton
CD Projekt's dark take on Andrzej Sapkowski's The Witcher provides a shaky but satisfying RPG experience...
The Witcher Q&A Feature
05 Dec 2005 by Derek dela Fuente
CD Projeckt's redefinition of the RPG genre continues to impress as TVG sits down with the team...
The Witcher Q&A Feature
10 Jan 2005 by Derek dela Fuente
Built upon BioWare’s Aurora engine, TVG takes a look at an intriguing new RPG...
Latest News
18 Feb 2008 by Chris Leyton
Reams of new content and improvement heading to The Witcher...
15 Feb 2008 by Jon Wilcox
600,000 copies sold in three months; 'pretty big surprise' to be unveiled on Monday...
11 Jul 2007 by Jon Wilcox
Gears of War on PC, Marathon on Live Arcade, and the smell of desperation wafts from Santa Monica...
31 Aug 2006 by Jon Wilcox
European and Asian distribution rights of CD Projekt's RPG are signed by Atari...
08 May 2004 by Chris Leyton
Dragon Age and The Witcher join Jade Empire on the BioWare E3 stand...
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Added:Fri 23rd May 2008 12:22, Post No: 8
I really enjoyed this game, rely worth the money I paid for it.
Added:Fri 16th May 2008 01:02, Post No: 7
I am still very new to the game...but I have to say as far as RPG's go, this is by far the best I've played. I have taken to writing down some of the decisions you make so I can go back through a second time down a different path.
Added:Thu 27th Dec 2007 20:08, Post No: 6
Very awesome rpg. Probably best I've played, and possibly more fun than some of my favourite Zelda games. I'm still working through it. If you have the hardware for it, and run it full settings at 1080p with 4xAA its a very pretty game as well. Decisions actually matter in this game, and theres always something to do; all the quests are related to the overall story. Character development is near perfect, with unique skills, instead of more strength, speed, health, etc. Oblivion crap. Potions are not like the Oblivion crap either (heal, restore magic). Instead the are all unique effects, with interesting descriptions (Wolverine - increases damage when the moon is high, or Black Blood - turns your blood to a poison so monsters that bite you become poisoned badly, etc).
Added:Mon 19th Nov 2007 05:46, Post No: 5
Amazingly real cause vs effect. You cannot walk the straight and narrow in this game with out seeing that it becomes the fanatical and short sighted. I loved agonizing over every decision simply because I knew deep down people would die as a result of it. My best moment was at that the Knighting by the Lady of the Lake sorry if thats a small spoiler.
Added:Thu 15th Nov 2007 19:43, Post No: 4
Good game..i played it full detail in an core2duo 6600 with ATX1900XTX 256MB and 4MB RAM
Added:Fri 09th Nov 2007 11:09, Post No: 3
Great game despite some negative critics. No matter what this game has truly set a new standard in realistic storyline, mature decisions ect. Really cool
Added:Sat 03rd Nov 2007 04:24, Post No: 2
"Admittedly, the prolificacy of fantastical cussing ("Your mother blows dwarves") looses its edge after awhile and lends a comedy undertow that probably wasn't intended, but overall The Witcher feels suitably dark with a gritty, mature story to tell." But of course it was intended. You should really read the books, they're worth it and you'd have a better feel for the game as well. This world is not just gritty. It can be really funny sometimes...
Added:Thu 01st Nov 2007 16:49, Post No: 1
Thanks to the devolpers that made a game that will run on my older computer. My processor is under the minimum requirement, but the graphics card is decent. The game runs low framerate, but still looks amazing even with 1024x786 no AA. Textures vary and keep it interesting. Combat is reminiscent of Jade empire and nothing new. Character development is pretty good. I enjoy the openness of it, it reminds me of a structured Oblivion (in a good way) 88% from me.