Stamacho

Leaving aside the technical and graphical issues of the game, it's a hidden gem. The gothic/victorian atmosphere of the game is dazzling and it has a sense of distinct discomfort and eeriness.

The sheer pleasure and bafflement you experience after playing this game are unexplainable. I don't know any other game that has done everything right except The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The first time when you ride with Vesemir in the glamorous sunsets of White Orchard, The foggy swamps of Velen, snowy landscapes of Skellige, the beggers and crowded streets of Novigrad, The magnificent castle of Kaer Morhen and accompanied by one of the best video game soundtracks ever created are only one of the few reasons to revisit this game even today. All of the big areas are filled with detailed locations that you might even miss after your 10th playthrough. The side quests are one of the essential parts of the game in which there are no repeating elements and each one are unique and a joy to experience. There are tons of memorable characters and quests that will stick to your mind for the rest of your life. Alongside the 2 best DLC's of the gaming history, this game is a must-play.