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The Witcher 2 - Retrospective @ Enthusiacs

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by RPGWatch, Mar 26, 2015.

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    [​IMG]A website called Enthusiacs published a new retrospective for The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. If you still haven't played the game don't read it because of spoilers.

    Despite some graphical marring here and there, and despite the occasional (but still manageable) difficulty spike from time to time, the game is still enjoyable. Yes, it can be somewhat text heavy in places, and yes it can be a little too mature for some; it is, and always will be, a mature and grown-up RPG. One that gives as much joy as it does frustration. The interesting thing I find about the whole Witcher series has been CD Projekt Red's rather unwavering commitment to their vision of Sapkowski's world. Brutal, violent, uncompromising, and fearless. And if that same level of vision and commitment carries over to the forthcoming Witcher 3: Wild Hunt release, then we're all in for one wild, wild ride.​
     
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