Much like its protagonist, Assassins of Kings stands in defiant contrast to the crowd, but in doing so CD Projekt RED has come away with a product that appeals on many different levels – a strong draught of dialogue, action, and coordinated gameplay that ought to slake the hunger, thirst, and yearning loins of any lonesome traveller of the road. Read more
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings – Enhanced Edition is an unconventional and layered RPG with a steep learning curve that is not for the uninitiated or faint of heart. Baring a few faltering steps it is a well rounded and thought provoking tale offering far more than its linear progression should allow. Read more
The Witcher 2 is not an open-world game in the way of The Elder Scrolls games; each area is relatively contained though expansive enough to encourage exploration. The rewards for doing so aren't just pretty vistas. You might uncover a chest that can be opened only by interpreting the clues on a nearby scroll or stumble upon a giant arachnid guarding treasure. Read more
Every once in a while a game comes along from a small developer that rivals the best that the big boys have to offer. Read more
CDProjekt are a company that have built one very strong reputation in only a few short years since their inception. Their debut game, the novel-inspired RPG The Witcher was critically acclaimed and financially successful, introducing a mature, well thought out and powerful RPG experience which, though flawed, was loved by many and considered somewhat of a masterpiece in its own right. Read more
Probably the best game/rpg/action iv palyed in a long time, say what you will this game had me sucked in from the get go. after experiencing the visuals from this game, it makes everything else feel like its a dodgy ps2 comparison. The review does it NO justice , I have to say as a critical and harsh reviewer of games, and with all the drivel being churned out now a days in the gaming media, this game was , fun, easy to learn, bes visuals iv see in a game to date, and... Read more