"If you believe in any god... I would recommend that you start praying to him now." Geralt of Rivia, taken from the video game The Witcher 3For fans of role-playing video games, very rarely does a title come out that is so absorbing that you are willing to give up not just a few hours to play it, but days and weeks of your life. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a good example; a video game so captivating that, for us, it is the best RPG since Skyrim.But, in any case, it is a little more adult than that Bethesda epic of 2011. It is a realistic video game, it does not hide from the scenes of violence and sex. And a lot more blood. Yes, The Witcher 3's adult theme is quickly established from the moment the camera stops on a nude derrière a few minutes into the game.However, while it sounds like a Hollywood "sex, blood, swear" campaign, it's not a publicity stunt, but rather representative of a believable world of magic. You know, one where wizards and magic are normal. A world like we have all imagined when we watch movies/read fantasy books.

You won't let go of the Witcher 3

Whether you're a fan or a newcomer, swordplay, magic, monsters, and fire gods certainly make for good entertainment. We've spent dozens of hours delving into the world of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, exploring its decision-driven story, side quests, and sprawling landscapes.The Witcher 3 is the role-playing video game par excellence, it has all the necessary ingredients to be considered one of the top 3 of its genre. Between the gripping story, its adrenaline-pumping combat sequences, and the beauty of the world created, it can rightly be called a masterpiece. Now we will explain in more detail why.

The story is among the most acclaimed in the world of video games

The quest design in The Witcher 3 is truly unlike any other video game. Little details can be hugely significant tens of hours after you first encounter them, influencing the entire narrative structure of The Witcher 3. It's an open world, full of little isolated stories... but that's why they work as a whole.A secondary story with a seemingly inconsequential decision can change the course of another 50 hours later, and you will have no idea of its importance until you see the whole cycle in action. A monocle can reveal the identity of a spy, while a monster hunt you find out about by accident can turn into a multi-hour side quest, if you decide to go along with it.Even the most recent video games often have a hard time creating that feeling of exploration like the Witcher 3. You don't know what you'll find wandering around, hours later it can completely change the narrative.The development team decided that the world itself could function as its own kind of quest generator. The world is full of sub-stories and characters that you can run into as you explore naturally. Many stories have multiple entrances and exits, which can lead to a completely different experience.

The world created in The Witcher 3 is beautiful

There is a general consensus among video game enthusiasts that The Witcher 3 is one of the most graphically impressive video games ever created. Its beauty is so amazing one stops just to contemplate the landscape.And best of all, that beauty of the game's landscape is not limited to a few areas but extends over a truly immense explorable world. Between how beautiful the world is, secondary missions that one finds exploring the world and little curiosities that one discovers while exploring, the players can only fall in love.No wonder The Witcher 3 won the title of best video game of the year and continues to receive awards and nominations regularly.

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