Name: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Original name: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Year of release: May 19, 2015
Game genre: RPG
Developer: CD Projekt RED
Publisher: Namco Bandai Games
Platform: PC
Publication type: License
Version: 4.03
Interface language: Russian, English, Multi16
Voice language: Russian, English, Multi9
Tablet: Not required (DRM-Free from GOG)

Description: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a multi-platform computer role-playing game developed by the Polish company CD Projekt RED. Like all previous parts of the series (recreated based on the book universe “The Witcher” under the authorship of the eminent writer Andrzej Sapkowski), Wild Hunt tells the story of the Witcher Geralt, a gray-haired monster hunter, whose share of many dangerous adventures falls.

The story offered in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is no longer focused on one plot point, as in previous parts of The Witcher. Firstly, Geralt has something to do in the vastness of a world devoid of any boundaries. A random side quest that Geralt has to complete can almost develop into a separate narrative line. Secondly, much of Wild Hunt revolves around the Nilfgaardian invasion, and it depends only on the actions of Geralt himself whether it will be successful or not. Yes, this is one of the plot lines, but the game is not built on it, and this, in fact, is the third thing – in Wild Hunt Geralt no longer follows anyone’s orders, he acts on his own and pursues only his own goals. Away from Nilfgaard’s invasion, he searches for his beloved and also tries to avoid meeting the Wild Hunt. It should be noted that the entire plot will take the player more than fifty hours of game time, and if the goal is to complete all the side quests, the time limit will increase to one hundred hours.

If we look at The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt from the perspective of the changes that have occurred in it, then we can confidently say that there are simply an unimaginable number of them. Combat mechanics, crafting system, game balance, artificial intelligence – everything has been redesigned, redesigned or improved to one degree or another. Take, for example, the same animation of movements. In Assassins of Kings, Geralt could perform about twenty different pirouettes during a battle, while in Wild Hunt their number increased to 96. Dynamic weather changes appeared, and the behavior model of NPCs and monsters was improved. The latter, by the way, are not adjusted to Geralt’s level – if the hero meets a powerful opponent on his way, there is a chance that he simply will not be able to defeat him until he becomes equal to him in strength. Among the absolute innovations, we can note the so-called “Witcher Sense”, which allows the hero to investigate certain events that have happened in the style of a real medieval detective. What else? Yes, the decisions made by the witcher have much more significant consequences than before, and each of them can affect one of the endings. There is another important point – you can import saved data from Assassins of Kings into Wild Hunt so that the game develops in line with previous events.

System requirements:
Operating system: Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (64-bit)
Processor: Intel CPU Core i5-2500K 3.3GHz / AMD CPU Phenom II X4 940;
RAM: 6 GB
Video card: Nvidia GPU GeForce GTX 660 / AMD GPU Radeon HD 7870;
Free hard disk space: 80 GB