PlayStation 4 User Reviews

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is, in my opinion, one of the greatest games ever made. What makes it special is not just its main story, but the incredible consistency of its quality from beginning to end. The story is excellent, with memorable characters, meaningful choices, and emotional moments that stay with you long after the credits roll. Geralt's journey is one of the best narratives I have experienced in gaming. I also think the gameplay is underrated. While many people focus on the story, I found the combat, character progression, and preparation for monster hunts very enjoyable and immersive. The biggest strength of The Witcher 3, however, is its side quests. They are not simple filler content. Many of them are as well-written, emotional, and engaging as the main story itself. That does not mean the main story is weak—the main story is fantastic. The side quests are simply so good that they reach the same level of **** world feels alive, the soundtrack is incredible, and the two expansions, Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine, are masterpieces. Few games offer so much content while maintaining such a high level of quality throughout. For me, The Witcher 3 is the gold standard for open-world RPGs and one of the closest things to a perfect game. 10/10.

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Witcher 3 𝐑𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 8.6 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆/𝗟𝗼𝗿𝗲: 8.7 Art Direction/World/𝗔𝘁𝗺𝗼𝘀𝗽𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲: 9.2 𝗢𝘀t/𝗦𝗰𝗼𝗿𝗲: 9.2 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀/𝗗𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗵: 8.5 Gameplay: 7.2

Gameplay - 4.3/5 Story and Characters - 5/5 Graphics and Art Style - 4.9/5 Soundtrack and Audio - 5/5 World design and atmosphere -5/5 Controls and performance - 4.5/5 Replay value - 4/5 Innovation and lasting impact - 5/5

The Witcher 3 est indéniablement un chef d'œuvre, mais un chef d'œuvre clairement fini dans l'urgence et malheureusement ça se voit. Si graphiquement le jeu tient encore très bien la route 10 ans plus ****, la direction artistique n'a rien de transcendante. On est sur de la fantasy médiévale efficace mais assez banale au final, si on exclu le bestiaire et le design de Geralt lui même (très réussis), le reste est assez quelconque. Mais c'est techniquement qu'on atteint du franchement plus que moyen. Il y a beaucoup de **** bugs, d'affichage, de lumière, de texture, de collision, d'inputs… La plupart de ces bugs sont inoffensifs, ils enlaidissent surtout le jeu, ce qui n'ai pas grave mais est quand même trop fréquent pour ne pas le noter. Malheureusement certains forcent au moins la recharge d'une sauvegarde (inputs muets, passages sous la map). L'écriture, elle, est de haut niveau. Geralt est un excellent personnage qui fait office de phare, d'espoir dans ce monde où presque tout le monde est une ordure. Les personnages sont bien écrits et crédibles avec des dialogues plaisants et globalement bien doublés en français (avec quelques rares exceptions particulièrement notoires tant elles sont mauvaises). Cette qualité se conserve jusque dans les DLC avec une constance admirable. Cette qualité ce retrouve aussi et surtout dans les très nombreuses quêtes secondaires qui ont fait l'objet d'un soin rarement vu ailleurs, même depuis, et c'est surement elles que l'on retiendra. Car le scénario principale, lui, est bien pâle en comparaison, une basique chasse à l'œuf de Pasques, c'est un problème car il encourage la procrastination, ce qui n'est pas très logique au vu des enjeux. Attention également, le jeu ne prend pas du tout par la main les néophytes de l'univers, le sentiment d'être exclu de la conversation est assez fréquent, surtout au début. Le gameplay de The Witcher 3 est finalement assez simple en termes de action RPG en monde ouvert, mais il est terriblement efficace, il sert d'ailleurs de base aujourd'hui pour beaucoup. Les mécaniques de combats sont efficaces, instinctives et largement personnalisables créant une forte rejouabilité. Les contrôles ne sont cependant pas toujours très agréables. Geralt est assez lourd, mais c'est plus en explorant qu'on le ressent. Un ensemble de facteurs fait qu'il n'est pas agréable de crapahuter ou simplement de ce déplacer, les collisions ne sont pas bien gérées, toutes les mécaniques de platforming sont incroyablement lourdes, Ablette se contrôle comme un camion benne, et tout ce qui se passe sur ou dans l'eau est un supplice. Il n'y a pas grand chose à dire sur le game design de The Witcher 3, il est tout simplement excellent. Le jeu est constamment clair sans prendre par la main, le monde est grand et riche sans jamais devenir intimidant, répétitif ou fastidieux. En ce qui concerne le game disign, The Witcher est effectivement un chef d'œuvre. Pour 80% de sa map ! Les 20% restant sont Skellige, une purge absolue en termes d'exploration qui a clairement été rushée en fin de développement. Rien ne va là bas, répétitivité, mécaniques pénibles omniprésentes, terrain accidenté avec les défauts des contrôles évoqués plus hauts. Bref, un conseil, ignorer Skellige, vous vous en porterez mieux. Evidemment, je conseille The Witcher 3, surtout si vous êtes fan de fantasy médiévale, ce n'est pas du tout mon cas et j'ai beaucoup aimé ce jeu malgré ça. Ce qui m'empêche personnellement de considérer The Witcher comme un chef d'œuvre est cette multitude de **** défauts, pas graves en soit, mais qui s'accumulent au cours des plus de 100 heures qu'il faut pour finir le jeu (et DLCs) et qui surtout étaient largement évitables avec un peu plus de temps de développement.

Was expecting a lot from this game, starting off was strong I was soo immersed into the game. However 13 hours now into the game the mechanics feel janky, just spamming light attacks and dodging no real challenge in the game and just doing quest after quest to find ciri is getting a little long.

Qardaşımsan bu oyunun qrafikləri pi ola bilər indiki dövrə görə amma oyun çox yaxşıdı

"Quantity Over Quality" the video game. Geralt's voice makes me want to mute the game, so I guess that doesn't help. Eh, maybe I'll give it another try.

Rundes Spiel mit vielen herausragenden Elementen, aber auch einigen Dingen, die vielfach nicht genug herausgestellt werden und verhindern, dass es ein perfektes Erlebnis ist. Das Gute zuerst: Story, Soundtrack und Grafik sind mega, die Atmosphäre dicht und die Spielwelt glaubwürdig und lädt zum Entdecken ein. Das Gameplay wurde auch im Vergleich zum zweiten Teil erweitert und erlaubt mehr Vielfältigkeit, auch wenn gewisse Wege (Bogen und Bomben) auf höheren Schwierigkeitsgraden kaum viabel sind. Wenn man jedoch mal abseits der Hautpquests guckt, leidet das Spiel unter den typischen Macken einer großen Open-World-Welt: Sich ständig wiederholende Missionstypen, repetitive Spielmechaniken (witcher sense), sinnlose Collectibles und einer schwammigen Steuerung (insbesondere auf dem Pferd). Dennoch eine Empfehlung!

Atmosfer, sanat tasarımı, müzikler, aksiyon öğeleri çok güzel bir oyun. İlk iki seferde oynadığımda max 2-3 saat sonra sıkılıp salmıştım. Ancak bu sefer yan görev yapmak, sağda solda manzaralara bakarak keyif alarak oynadığım bir yapıt oldu.

At level 3-4 I was like: wow, this game is really deep, amzing, masterptice etc. At level 14 I'm like: ma, this game is **** slow and boring

ben rol yapma oyunlarını sevmem hikayesi beni içine çekmemeştir oyun çok uzun karkterler çok iyi ama hikaye kötü ben rol yapma türrünü sevmem ama sevenlere saygı duyuyorum ama ben çok beyenmedim

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Best game I've ever played. Simply **** story is incredible.Some people might complain about the gameplay, wanting more Souls-like combat, but I like it, it suits the ****'s simply a work of art, I'm still playing it 10 years later and it's absurdly **** to mention that the DLCs are absurdly good expansions too.

De las mejores experiencias que he tenido con un mando en la mano. El mundo de fantasía de The Witcher es tan inmersivo y se siente tan vivo que ya solo la experiencia de explorarlo sin avanzar en la historia (que vaya historia) merece totalmente la pena. Juego que tienes que probar sí o sí si te gusta el rol y la fantasía.

One of the best RPG ever made and storywise is perfection... contents of side quests are better than 99% of main quests of AAA games..... Generational masterpiece

One of the best games ever made. A game that portrays the brutality of war in a world with witchers, sorceresses, monsters, and more, all while navigating a world of political intrigue. Both the main and side quests are captivating; many have a dark undertone, and even the side quests feel like main quests due to their excellent craftsmanship and storytelling.

Keşke hiç bitmese diyeceğim oyun. Müzikler, oynanış, hikaye süper. Türkçe altyazılı olması da çok çok iyi.

The story is really amazing but unfortunately for me the gameplay is just horrid, I've tried to play and finish this game like 5 times but i just can't the controls are awful hopefully the witcher 4 gameplay will be much better

Most overrated game of all time. I've platinium trophy in this game and its just wasting time

This game is just incredible because this game has a very good whriting and side quest

Immersive game, fantastic. Stunning scenery, great music that fits the moment, immersive missions with different consequences and endings. Nothing here is just filler to kill time, but an experience.

Um dos melhores jogos de mundo aberto de todos os tempos. Apesar disso, os controles não são tão bem ajustados e tem aquele jogo de cartas superchato.

This game is a MASTERPIECE!! 120 hrs in and still haven’t beaten the game just HOS. and I still got Blood and Wine after! Another 50 hrs…Can’t wait for Witcher 4!

One of the best games ever made. Story 10/10 with well written characters and emotional impact. Every part of the word was well designed and makes you feel the beauty or cruelty of that area, from the dark Velen, to Novigrad to Skellige iles to Toussaint in the Blood and wine expansion, Both Expansions were so good, Hearts of stones being the better story and Blood and Wine bringing the best content, and as a gwent lover that sometimes the main game "gwent" completely made me forget about playing the side game "finding Ciri", the new deck of Skellige and its soundtrack... CDPR nailed it with one if the greatest RPGs.

I finally played Witcher 3. After being a gamer since my childhood and hearing about this game for as long, I finally did it. It took me a long time too, I started playing and then stopped for more than 1 years because of things but I finally finished it. It's hard to describe it. Throughout my playing, everything I heard about the game constantly played in my head, in the end my feelings were similar to some but also different than many. I think this game has an amazing story with a great world and incredible music supporting it's story. It was great experiencing it. The world the game is set in seriously grew on me so much while playing, I really love it. It's Europe but different. The stories you hear from different people, things you see throughout this game, there is so much history behind everything. I really want to go into the games before just to experience more of the world and learn about the history, maybe even read the books. The musics I heard before and I was really liking them before I even played the game but playing gave them more meaning and I love the soundtrack even more now. As a role playing game, I have different thoughts, I heard this game being compared to Skyrim so many times and they are very different games in many regards but for role playing, I can better see why I liked Skyrim so much after playing Witcher 3. In Skyrim, you are a blank slate and you can actually be whoever you want, here you are Geralt, you can kinda choose what kind of Geralt you are going to be but I think with how much personality Geralt has, there is a limit and not too much to play with. You can affect the world in Witcher 3 is something I've heard a lot and yes you can, and you can see the effects much more clearly but this still feels like experiencing a very curated story. Whereas in Skyrim you can play much of it in your head and it gives you the space to do so which is an excellent trait for a role playing game. Another thing to compare to Skryim is how Skyrim (And Starfield as another Bethesda RPG) had these questlines that'd go on for hours and they were just excellent, you don't have these in Withcer I think. Not as long and as life-changing. I'm talking about the guild mission series mostly, but there were some others with this attributes in Skyrim and they're what made the game so special to me. The quest series in Witcher are mostly 1 - 2 hours whereas in Skyrim they are 4 - 5 hours and they really affect your character. But putting aside the Skyrim comparison, Witcher 3 is a fantastic game. A thing that it fails is the combat, it is just bland, I don't dislike it but there is not too much going on and it gets repetitive and boring even though I didn't have too many problems with it. I did put the game in easy mode to fight some enemies because the combat didn't give me any pleasure. I didn't deal with the alchemy and crafting stuff at all either, because I have 0 interest in them but props to the game for not making me interact with them. One issue I had is missing some missions without realising I'd be missin them after starting another quest. This is the reason I couldn't be with Yennefer in the end, I was bummed. I had this happen to me a few other times but I guess I can't blame the game for this. Horse riding was a pain some times, it wasn't too smooth but it still feels really nice going through the world on a horse. The option to ride a boat was fun too imo. For the finale, when playing the Battle of Kaer Morhen I thought the game was gonna end after that but it went on for another 7 - 8 hours. I'm not saying it should have ended there but the finale it ended up having was not as much of a climax to me. And the final boss fight was nowhere as exciting as the Kaer Morhen battle. Setting everything aside, I'm really glad to now have experienced this world and I'm excited to someday play the DLCs too. (8.9)

*Une épopée magistrale. Immersif, profond, inoubliable. Le RPG ultime. 10/10

It's got compelling quests, story and characters, all with excellent presentation, but the gameplay loop and the open world are acutely boring. Exploration feels cumbersome while fighting is generally same throughout, hardly changing with the progression of levels or story. I understand why it's a beloved game by many, but it's hard to call it masterpiece. Perhaps, it would've worked better as a tighter world, a set of smaller locations, and focused experiences.

I attempted to play this expecting the next best game, the truth is there is way too much storytelling going on and most of the gameplay is static frames of charters talking to each other. Its boring world, topics and the gameplay is simple.

While the combat in this game is not that exciting, it more than makes up for it with its incredible storytelling and narrative. The writing in this game is phenomenal and one of the best I've seen in any video game.

I loves this game so much. I could pkay Gwent for hours and hours. Monsters are cool. Gameplay is cool. Very good great perfect game.

this game is ****. I’m really trying to understand how people love this game. The game was on sale and i buy it because everyone suggest that game but i really hate it.

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I played this again for the first time in a while today, and it’s still absolutely excellent. Between the updates and the optimization, there really is no other game quite like it. If they can just make the combat more engaging in the upcoming sequel, it’ll be perfect.

For me, it’s number two after dead redemption2 this game is a **** masterpiece the story the characters the music the **** music they are direction it’s a **** masterpiece 1000/10

Role model for any other. Epic experience and world class sory telleting. When you combine it with original lore. Pure gem. CDPR makes best games, no discussions.

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O melhor game que já joguei. Tudo em The Witcher 3 é sensacional. Cada personagem tem carisma, tem personalidade. As quests secundárias são simplesmente as melhores já feitas. O que falar do Geralt? Personagem espetacular. GOAT.

The Witcher 3 is, quite simply, one of the best games ever made. Even nearly a decade after its original release, it hasn’t lost an ounce of its impact, and in many ways, it still outclasses modern titles. What truly sets this game apart is its storytelling. The narrative is rich, mature, and consistently engaging, pulling you into a world where every choice feels meaningful. The depth of the characters is exceptional, Geralt, Yennefer, Ciri, and even minor side characters all feel fully realized, with their own motivations and emotional weight. It’s rare for a game to make even side quests feel as important and memorable as the main story, but The Witcher 3 does this effortlessly. The voice acting is another standout. Performances across the board are top-tier, bringing authenticity and personality to every interaction. It adds a layer of immersion that keeps you invested for many hours (100+ for me personally). Visually, the next gen update proves just how ahead of its time this game was. With enhanced graphics, improved lighting, and smoother performance, it holds up remarkably well in the current generation. It doesn’t just feel like a remaster, it feels timeless. The only place the game shows its age a bit is the gameplay, allthough perfectly satisfactory with the dlc’s bringing a small layer of depth it does feel the game’s weakest point. Keeping in mind that the game was released more than ten years ago that hardly fells like valid criticism. From its world-building to its gameplay depth, The Witcher 3 remains constantly engaging. Few games manage to combine scale, detail, and emotional storytelling this well. Even ten years later, nothing has changed, this is still one of the greatest games ever made.

For me personally, it's the most overhyped game ever. Maybe it was objectively a 9/10 or 10/10 in 2015, but certainly not today. I think the combat is one of the worst I've ever seen in a game. It's clunky and repetitive as hell. That good, nice feedback when you hit something like you get in Sekiro, Ghost of Tsushima/Yotei, God of War, etc. just isn't there. Slicing through enemies feels the same as slicing through air. You get nice buffs and everything while using potions and oils, but the bad combat remains the same. 10% more or less damage doesn't make a difference here for me. ​The game still doesn't look that bad after 11 years, but 90% of the world is made up of the same rural medieval landscapes and villages, so the beautiful views get boring and repetitive very fast. There are also a lot of annoying things that add up. The horse, for example (I know I'm spoiled af): You call him, he's somewhere behind you, you have to stop and turn around, and maybe he's even stuck. You call him again, and if you get on him, it takes a few seconds to get up to speed, and as soon as a little obstacle or a ledge is in your way good luck, you're stuck again. Traversal and fast travel are really painful. There are a ton of those little things that really drive me crazy.​ I was also disappointed by the quests and characters. While a few important protagonists like Geralt, Ciri, and Keira were cool, most of the others are so forgettable. The main quest was good, but not good enough to overshadow the abysmal combat. I don't know if I did the wrong side quests, but most of them were really boring and it felt like a waste of time. I expected the best storytelling in gaming but was disappointed again. ​It's like an Ubisoft game, just with better side activities and enemy variety. I think this game can still find an audience if someone really loves medieval settings, a lot of quests, and open worlds while combat is one of their last priorities. I know I have only played a bit more than 10 hours and 20% of the main story but sadly, it's a no in 2026 for me.

I have to start this review saying that i have more than 500 hours of gameplay, in both Playstation 4 and 5 versions, which is a lot for someone that doesn't have that much time to play. Also have platinum trophy in both console versions. Until today, in my opinion, this game is the best open world RPG ever made, and i'm still looking foward to have a equal experience in other games. Geralt is a fantastic character, the continent is rich and alive, the exploration is very rewarding and challenging. In my first playthrough i thought about the game all day long. Even in 2026 it still looks amazing and the gameplay still fun. Playing this game in "Death March!" difficulty is the ultimate open world RPG expirience.

Лучшая игра. Квесты, персонажи, сюжет, боевка - все сделано на высшем уровне, игра 2015 года, а по графике игры вышедшие в 2026 хуже смотрятся. Проходил 6 раз на 100%.

El mejor juego de ps4. La historia es una maravilla, el mundo abierto y la ambientación es una pasada y está lleno de personajes y enemigos muy memorables. Un gran rpg en el que tus decisiones afectan al desenlace del juego y de cada uno de sus personajes. Las misiones secundarias son las mejores y más bien escritas que he jugado en un videojuego y su mundo abierto es maravilloso. El gwynt como minijuego es una pasada y le vas a echar muchas horas. Por poner alguna pega, el combate se podría mejorar y debería ser más profundo.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt delivers one of the strongest storytelling experiences in gaming. Its morally complex choices, memorable characters, and richly detailed open world come together seamlessly. Even side quests feel meaningful—often better written than main stories in other games. The combat is solid, but the real strength lies in the atmosphere, writing, and world-building.

The best game Of all time The best story , the best main character in gaming ( geralt) The best side character in gaming ( bloody baron ) The best world building and soundtrack Of all time The best dialogues in gaming 10/10

One of the best RPGs in history. Memorable environments, story and characters, great exploration and meaningful and well structured side quests. It falls short of perfection only because of the combat system, which is unfortunately not very satisfying

Que jogo, mundo aberto incrivel, cheio de missões, vários desafios diferentes, personagens de se apaixonar kkkk, jogo 10 facil.

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One of the top 5 games of all time there isnt much more to say... Combat is great, story telling is amazing and your choices matter