Review on 🧙 The Witcher 3 Game of the Year Edition (PS4): Ultimate Fantasy Action Adventure by Ada Adamek ᠌

Witcher. The Witcher is unfinished business. Since the very beginning of Monday, when our forefathers first picked up gamepads and mouse, rivers of pixel blood have spilled like a river in the name of victory: from Nilfgaard and militancy to Witch Marsh. After being exposed to so much violence for so many consecutive nights, the player's brain was no longer able to distinguish between fantasy and reality. He was suddenly thrown into the depths of a mysterious scheme as well as royal intrigues. But, contrary to what many believed, this did not mark the death of the human mind. In point of fact, The Witcher has developed into a prelude to the beginning of yet another incredible chapter in the annals of human history. And despite the fact that their souls have had time to adapt, the fact remains that the game is unfinished business. And after spending dozens, if not hundreds, of hours huddled in front of their screens while cowering in the safety of their homes, people started to emerge from their hiding places. Yet when they got outside, all that greeted them was an empty road that had been burnt by the sun. And at that precise time, only one brave warrior understood what he had been deprived of. When he turned around to leave, the massive iron door slammed shut behind him for good. It was in this location that he made his entrance into the world. Here he shall die. Because you are this hero, and because The Witcher must be finished in its entirety!