The Witcher (PC)

"Heed my words, for here comes the age of the sword and the axe, the age of the wolfish storm. Here comes the Time of the White Cold and White Light, the Time of Madness and Contempt, Tedd Deiradh, the Time of Ending. And the world will die away slow, frozen in ice and covered with snow..." Don't try to deny it; there's always been a part of you that wants to jack in your job at the office, don a shirt and some leather armour, strap swords across your back and go on a monster-slaying, womanising rampage, without shaving or indeed washing for weeks at a time. Unfortunately today's society frowns on such behaviour, so ...  Read the complete review

This game is very impressive, the game is absolutely huge and the amount of things you can do is insane. The choices you make change the whole game, I spend half the time playing the game doing quests for a whole village of people. Towards the end of it I had to make a choice, and It was such a hard choice. I ended up killing the whole village (the peple who gave me all the quests up until this point!) in order to save one woman haha. I was not sure which option to pick but for some reason I trusted the one woman more than the rest of them. To my surprise I was shocked when I picked to save her that the rest of them would turn on me, I quickly reacted when ...  Read the complete review

The Witcher is a role playing game for the PC and was released in 2007. The game is only playable single player and has only been released for the PC at the moment. The Witcher whilst based in the world from the books by Andrzej Sapkowski is not based on the stories it is set after the books although a lot of the characters from the book are in the game, so if you have not read the books it will not harm your enjoyment of the game just give you a bit of back ground knowledge if you have. The game is set in a medieval type world and you play as Geralt of Riva who is a witcher, who has unnatural abilities. The game starts with you saving daughter of ...  Read the complete review

The Witcher, based on the popular short novels by Andrzej Sapkowski, was first released in 2007 by little know Polish game publisher Red Studio. It was widely known to have broken game mechanics and be full of random irritating bugs, thing was it was also an absolutely cracking RPG. Roll on the enhanced edition released in Europe in March 2009, whereby several gigabytes of patch fixed umpteen game mechanics, added a ton of new animations, a load of new content and made sure every second person didn't look exactly the same. The game itself is an RPG with considerable scope, combining real time action with levelled progression. You take on the role ...  Read the complete review