The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

As a landmark title that other games have trouble matching even now, The Witcher 3 flourishes on the Nintendo Switch. With an immense amount of absolutely engaging content, a meaningful narrative, and a meticulously designed world to explore, there’s no doubt about the quality of the game.

The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt on Switch is guaranteed to keep any commuting gamer occupied, and for those playing at home, it still does justice to the quality of this rip-roaring adventure.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition brings to Nintendo Switch one of the most complex and detailed worlds of this generation.

The mature content and somber approach of The Witcher III: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition may put off some gamers, but it’s a can’t-miss game for those seeking an RPG with more bite and consequence (not to mention playable characters above the age of 15) than we normally get on Nintendo systems.

A great game is still a great game and this port is an absolute minimum to enjoy it. I only wonder what kind of audience is it really aimed at. [13/2019, p.80]

It's the full The Witcher 3 experience on Switch. Saber Interactive was forced to cut down plenty of graphics, but the whole experience is smooth and enjoyable. If you've never played The Witcher 3, it's a must.

Should you play The Witcher 3? Absolutely. It’s one of a handful of games from the past decade that you simply can’t miss. Should you play The Witcher 3 on the Switch? Honestly, probably not.

Every choice leads to a different conclusion. I’d say it’s the best game in this genre. The gameplay is consistently enjoyable and relaxing. Most importantly, I played it on the Nintendo Switch—it’s a miracle that the developers actually made it playable on this console.

Witcher 3 does well in its portrayal of the medieval landscape. The countryside and small villages genuinely feel creepy. Has a huge map. The game can feel overwhelming initially, there is much levelling up in spells, potions and armour & weaponry. There are plenty of quests, but initially for a newcomer , it can feel confusing and a bit overwhelming as to what to do, in what order. You can easily progress down a quest without the appropriate items (like moon dust bombs) only to get slaughtered by the boss. ultimately it’s about levelling up , taking on a boss and progressing through the story. For me, the boss fights can be short lived , killing my character in under 10 seconds for instance, then I have to reload from last point.(waiting for a good few minutes) before I redo the fight. My interest in this game waned as a result. An instant respawn could have made this game more appealing for me.

My problem with this game is open world. I hate question marks at map,it kills possibility of exploration, of course you can turn them off but the problem is That the game map is build arround question marks so this **** for me, gameplay = dodge attack xd nothing special

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

This game is very boring. Too much talking and NPC following & tracking. If you play video games to relax and have 30 minutes of fun after a day of work , it seems it's not the right fit.