The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt Complete Edition Day 1 Edition

Simply put: This game is a masterpiece, quite simply one of the best games created of all time. Detailed: This is my third playthrough of the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, each being of a couple of so years apart, and I can confidently say that this game is truly a masterpiece. It has had me completely enchanted at each and every turn due to the game's sheer beauty and the developers meticulousness when it comes to creating a fully polished experience from the combination of endless side quests, an immersive main story and outstanding DLC. I originally played this on my computer through Steam, but when I picked up a Switch I had to pick up this game too. If there is one game development studio that even worth the money it is CD Projeck Red. Pros: ✔️ Complete character development, even the beggar on the streets has a personality. Each NPC reacts to Geralt differently, although usually with disdain. ✔️ It has an immersive combat RPG, a card game and interactive storytelling adventure all packaged into one triumphant hybrid. ✔️ Stunning landscapes and beautiful architecture with hundreds of unique and interesting items to find, use and sell throughout The Continent. ✔️ Beautiful graphics. I played this game on the PC and there were many times that I had to stop, just to take in and admire the surroundings. Whilst the quality is somewhat reduced for the Switch, it can be just as breathtaking. ✔️ Brutal and challenging combat against a huge plethora of foes, both humans and monsters with powerful finishers and multiple ways to approach each fight. Each foe has an entry in the bestiary so you can prepare for certain battles, if that is your style. ✔️ An engaging, heart wrenching, shocking, unpredictable main story line that leaves the player sad that it's over and happy that it happened. But it's replayable if you want to try different choices (Use New Game +) ✔️ Little choices affect the world in little but satisfying ways. Cons: ❌ All good things must eventually come to an end. Special Note for owners on other formats: If you're expecting the same quality of graphics as you'd expect on the PC version, it's important to taper those expectations. Whilst it's good, it's obviously not going to be 120FPS @4K. But do you otherwise get the full story and experience on the Switch? You absolutely do.

This is absolutely superb, a classic and awesome RPG with a great story and beautiful soundtrack brought to a portable console that quite frankly it shouldn't be possible to run on at all, an amazing achievement. Okay, graphics have obviously been downgraded but in handheld mode it actually looks fine and frame rate is mostly pretty solid with just occasional problems, it's only when docked on a big screen TV that it does in places look very rough compared to a proper "home" system, but you know what.... Who cares? Graphics do not make a game, I have played many games on the PS4 that look great but are actually awful games to play. The Witcher 3 Complete Edition on Nintendo Switch is an incredible opportunity to play one of the very best games in the last decade, to even get this game including All DLC on to a 32gb game cartridge for a portable console that gives the option of playing both at home and on the move is simply magnificent and it deserves to be in every Switch collection because it shouldn't really exist on this system, it is indeed some sort of dark magic. Please support the fantastic development team of CD PROJEKT RED and the team at SABER INTERACTIVE for bringing this amazing game to the Nintendo Switch and definitely get the physical copy version where you will receive a nice package with a map, a compendium, some stickers and even an actual thank you note from the developers for purchasing the game, classy things like this are so rare these days. Prepare to lose 200 hours to this brilliant adventure, 5 stars all day long. UPDATE: The game is now even better after the v3.60 patch which has added graphics options that considerably improve the experience particularly in docked mode. I'm over 120 hours in and still only about halfway through it... Just buy this game above any other title it's simply a no brainer!

Unboxing: I wont spoil the fun, but if you get the physical copy of the game, it comes in a slightly larger box with a few goodies inside. Nothing major, but a very nice touch. Graphics: YES the graphics are a step down compared to other versions, you will notice the lower frame rate at times, and the adaptive resolution at times makes the game look like you are watching a internet video at 144p. But for the ability to play this incredible game on the go, its worth sacrificing the graphics. Note: You can even turn off Motion Blur and Blur in the Post Processing Graphics Menu! Oh and the subtitle text is every slightly too small, menu text is a good size tho. Controls: Coming from the PC version, it's taken a few hour to get to grips with the Switch version in portable mode. But there hasn't been anything so far that I have been unable to do playing on the Switch version. Combat, swimming, horse riding, all feels natural when playing portable. Story: I won't spoil it but it still stands to be the best game I have personally every played. Don't skip the cut scenes, just get lost in the experience! Conclusion: So far the only thing that really stands out is the adaptive resolution scaling, it really does make the game at times look like a 144p internet video. But it does not take away how truly amazing it is, that the developers put time and effort in making this game possible on the Nintendo Switch. Happy Hunting!

I purchased The Witcher 3 initially on PS3 and played it through the main story with no DLC. I have now played the Nintendo Switch version that includes all DLC and the game is fantastic. There is so much to do with so many different quests all over the map. A lot of them are interesting but there are a few that could have been cut without anyone missing them. A couple of points to be aware of are that there isn't much to do outside of missions and a few errors occurred where I had to load my last save i.e. obstacles being where they shouldn't have been or a clipping error happened that shouldn't have. Overalls great experience with a few technical errors.

I bought this after owning the game on PS4. Still as amazing as the first time I played it in 2015. The graphics are quite amazing actually especially when you realise this is a playing on a portable device although comparing it to a PS4 yes it looks not so good; however, playing it on my Nintendo Switch Lite it looks good mainly thanks to the smaller screen so the graphics do look sharper. The frame rate is fine although I did notice some pop ins and some glitches but hey it’s on a portable device it’s not going to be perfection. As for the story well I bet most of you know the story and it’s just enjoyable as the first time I played it plus it comes with the two big dlcs which are great. Overall I would totally recommend this game and it is by far the best game on the switch right now. I just wish other gaming companies took note and bought their ports to the switch I mean if the Witcher 3 can do it why not theirs? Lastly the game came with a nice thank you letter from the creators of the game as well as a map of the world and some stickers which was a nice touch.

I ordered this expecting the DLCS and the maps and stuff displayed however all that arrived was the base game, late but that on the delivery methods. i will not be ordering from bandai namco again.

Playing on Switch Lite: Not a review of the game really as The Witcher 3 is rated as one of the all-time greats but more about how it runs on the Switch. I expected worse visuals but the game looks terrible (updated to latest patch). In handheld mode it runs much lower than 720p (i believe just over 480p) and it's very noticeable, the game looks out of focus and blurry/muddy. Graphics of course don't make a game but The W3 did have amazing visuals and unfortunately, they have been lost here. The cut scenes look ok and this makes it even more jarring during gameplay. Looking at a lot of reviews I think some are viewing this game through rose tinted glasses, yes having the W3 on the Switch is a great achievement but it's at the expense of the game IMHO looking very sub-par. Hopefully a further patch will be released to help with the visuals.

I'd been put off the conventional open world RPG's of recent years, primarily due to the insurmountable quest markers that plague your map feed. After playing Breath of the Wild I was once again enthralled with a world where you create your own adventure that wasn't plagued with a cluttered map. Adventuring was organic and I found myself yearning for a similar experience... I had heard great things about the Witcher 3 but for some reason never picked it up on the PS4. It's a good thing I waited though, as the Witcher 3 on the Switch has become one of my favourite games. There's really nothing revolutionary about it. The map still has points of interest to explore, but you end up wanting to find out what's at these markers with question marks (?) because of how interesting the world is. This is the best open world narrative I've played, even the side quests feel fleshed out and characters fully realised. I've finished the first DLC and main campaign. I had intended to come back to Blood & Wine at a later stage as I had read it takes place a number of years later. Curiosity got the better of me and I decided to see what it was like. I simply couldn't stop there and now have now invested hours into one of the best DLC add-on's available (coming up to 200 hours total!). It's like a sequel or Witcher 1.5, as the new area to explore feels completely different to anything else in the game. Visually, this is not on par with current gen graphics. However, an update after release provided options for post processing to improve the image in a number of ways depending on your preference. The portability is a big plus for being able to play this wherever you like. It's a remarkable feat to have the Witcher 3 working so well on the Switch. If you've not invested already, or perhaps want to traverse these lands once again, go ahead and toss a coin to your Witcher!

Non avevo mai giocato a questo giocone: The Witcher 3 entra di diritto fra i miei giochi preferiti, degne di nota anche le espansioni che aggiungono veramente tante ore di gioco oltre la storia principale. Lo reputo un gioco infinito, acquistato come usato nell'edizione "Complete Edition" con qualche chicca nello scatolo. 5 stelle!

Top Spiel. Top Zustand. Und ich bin ein Fan davon. Bitte mehr!!

remasterización del Witcher 3 para la switch, funciona perfectamente en los modelos de Switch españoles. Los textos están en español, pero el audio viene en Inglés. Incluye las 2 expansiones. La edición física viene en una caja de cartón, con una tarjeta de agradecimiento, el manual con imágenes, un mapa a color de tamaño A4 y una serie de pegatinas. Muy cuidada la presentación. Sobre el juego, poco que decir. Es un buen port de un gran juego con las expansiones. Sin duda alguna, el juego vale cada céntimo de euro pero, con este embalaje y presentación, hasta me resulta barato. Deberían de aprender el resto de compañías (Nintendo incluida) a cómo presentar un producto estándar, sin necesidad de ser una edición especial o coleccionista. Se juega de maravilla en la pantalla de la consola, o conectado a la televisión, y te permite disfrutar de él estés donde estés.

Just received it and its clearly not the Day 1 edition which is disappointing, but otherwise I'm excited to play it!

At home I have the best gaming pc money can buy, and I know how witcher looks on it. It's stunning. So ofc going to switch is a downgrade in the graphical sense. But it takes like 5 minutes then u don't think about it. Turn down/off the graphics in the gamr "it looks better that way funny enough and u get smooth fps" first and foremost I only play handheld, I bring witcher to our road trip vacations with long hours on the road with my bluetooth headphones. I use a mumba switch grip case "it's great go buy it" witcher 3 is amazing, I'm a first runner myself after watching Netflix adaption "all hail Henry cavill" and to me playing this absolute masterpiece in a switch is fantastic, the graphics are OK ish. I mean it's not HD lets get that out of the way. It's not. But with this game it does not matter and I'm a 4k ultrawide pcmasterrace gamer. And I still think it doesn't matter. The feeling and story and everything about the game is so good, and playing handheld there's something very immersive Bout it that just drags and pulls you in. BTW I did try it on our big 65 inch 4k TV at home and it actually super playable. So u can for sure play it on big screen as well with switch. Especially if u buy the Marseille mclassic. Anyway lots of text. But was it worth it? Big yes no regret. Switch and witcher 3 is a masterful combination