The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut
released on Sep 16, 2008
The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut
released on Sep 16, 2008
An expanded game of The Witcher
Assume the role of The Witcher, Geralt, a legendary monster slayer caught in a web of intrigue as he battles forces vying for control of the world. Make difficult decisions and live with the consequences in a game that will immerse you in an extraordinary tale like no other.
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é um baita jogo a gameplay pode ser um empecilho pra alguns é um jogo que não envelheceu muito bem nesse quesito mas de resto é muito bom a história do jogo e dos personagens e quando digo personagens são todos é bizarro, eu adorei explorar todas as conversas e opções que eu tive em todos os ambientes que transitei durante o jogo, fiquei muito tempo em cada parte do jogo porque não consegui não ver tudo que tinha nelas, eu adorei esse jogo
Really good story and writing with some solid if generic worldbuilding, but holy shit is everything else rough. The graphics still look good enough but the character models are pretty bad, to the point that they just give you a card with some naked artwork on it whenever you fuck a girl instead of showing some janky sex scene. Probably a smart move since the animations wouldn’t be able to handle it.
Just like how they can’t handle the combat. I don’t know what the fuck this game’s combat system is trying to do, but it didn’t do it. It’s some weird ass rhythm game with a stance system that never feels like it’s working properly even when you’re doing exactly what the game says to do. I managed to brute force my way through the whole game so apparently getting good at the combat doesn’t even matter in the end.
I’d say the game as a whole is still good with everything else that’s in it, but whenever it has you fight be prepared for either a headache or button mashing.
Just like how they can’t handle the combat. I don’t know what the fuck this game’s combat system is trying to do, but it didn’t do it. It’s some weird ass rhythm game with a stance system that never feels like it’s working properly even when you’re doing exactly what the game says to do. I managed to brute force my way through the whole game so apparently getting good at the combat doesn’t even matter in the end.
I’d say the game as a whole is still good with everything else that’s in it, but whenever it has you fight be prepared for either a headache or button mashing.