One of my favourite games of all time, Remastered.

Only a few hours in as of writing this review, but already I've noticed that it performs significantly better than the GOTY Oblivion, even with the unofficial patches. It's hard to overstate the importance of a remaster that accommodates a genuinely good game that suffers because of it's mismatch to modern hardware.

Aside from looking stunning, simultaneously capturing the aesthetic of the original game, whilst also embracing a look that I can only describe as being familiar to modded Skyrim. Unreal Engine 5 is likely a controversial choice for reasons beyond me, but it does open up a great amount of ease for the modding community.

Bearing in mind that I'm running this game on a system that quite frankly is designed to facetank some of the worst in-dev code known to mankind, I consistently get 200+ FPS and have encountered no issues graphically, or with crashes thus far. A marked improvement on the GOTY edition.

If you loved Skyrim, or even if you just felt that Skyrim or other RPGs have failed to capture you, give this one a shot, £50 is a great price for the amount of time you'll be able to sink into this behemoth, even before we talk about the inevitable modding scene that's already begun pumping out content a mere 12 hours after the release.

Why The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has ruined Role-Playing Games for all Time.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, is a game which I can whole heartedly say, I both hate and love.
I love almost every aspect of this game, from the beautiful simplicity of it's combat, making it easy to pick up and play after extended breaks, or after playing any other game with a more complex combat system; to it's wonderful and dense story, that manages to both be clear and engaging to both past fans, and those who have never played any of the past games.

Everything from customization to the world itself, is phenomenal. A huge dynamic world, the sights of which make me never want to go outside again. Customization that allows you to hone your own way of playing while holding true to the character of Geralt.
With humor and deep thoughtful emotion balanced so wonderfully, it makes me realize that every RPG I've played in the past falls short of the new benchmark this game has set.

And that, is why I hate it.

CD Projekt Red, have succeeded in making a game so enjoyable, so full and formidable, that it sits on a pedestal far above every other game in this genre.
Let us only hope that more RPG's hold themselves to this same standard.

Great Game. Bad Publisher.

Aged like 97 year old ♥♥♥♥-cheese.

Would not reccommend, unless high or drunk.
If your either/both high or/and drunk, then this game is literally the best game ever made.

A lovingly updated flash from the past.

10/10 would nostaligate again.

Nostaligate's a word right? right?!

Guy threw a knife at my ♥♥♥♥. Died.

10/10 would bystand again.

Most Successful game was Generic Zombie Shooter 3...

10/10 accurate representation of real gaming industry.

+1 for PC being the only consistently successful platform.

Burned away my enemies in glorious nuclear fire.

10/10

Got same settler stolen 12 times in a row, best game ever.