Innovative as it is, The Witcher suffers from some rather annoying flaws, but that shouldn't stop you if you're into this type of game. Newcomers to the genre may be put off, but the ethically ambiguous questions faced do present a certain kind of draw. It's a game that I wanted so much to love, but in the end it ended up being just a decent RPG with interesting but not particularly memorable characters and the opportunity to be a total jerk, which is always fun. Read more

CD Projekt Red has given us " The Witcher ", a remarkable single-player RPG that captures everything flavorful about lush, gothic settings and mature themes. Even more surprising is how refreshing and different The Witcher feels compared to preceding established RPG franchises. The reasons are varied but well worth exploring. Read more

The Witcher is truly a game that earns a 'Mature' rating in many ways that are ... well, mature. There is no morality imposed on you, nor are there simple 'good/greedy/evil' choices with direct results available. You make loads of subtle choices, just like in real life, and the ripples from those are felt throughout the game in the way that other characters deal with you. The content itself is clearly aimed at an adult audience - there is some nudity even in the... Read more

The Witcher PC Review

CD Projekt conjure up a spell and cast a solid RPG with their first in-house title ever. Read more

The Witcher PC

CD Projekt conjure up a spell and cast a solid RPG with their first in-house title ever. Read more