Would i like?

[Azuwi]

Witcher 3 if i liked cyberpunk or is it a total different game?

[packetcreeper]

Completely different game.

[H.Squidward (M.D)]

Very different. Maybe if you like the writing of CP2077 it will be easier to gel with, because it is consistently just as good if not better in parts. From a gameplay standpoint, besides the RPG elements, its two different games completely

[Notoshy]

well... can you imagine to walk through a big, crime-filled city, where Police shoots at you (sometimes) without asking questions and artificial implants are normal stuff like Glasses and Smartwatches?^^
Maybe watching the Trailers and gameplay videos from a content creator you like, will help you too decide.

[Amphibian Artillery]

It’s a narrative driven open world action game with rpg aspects. If that interests you then get it if not then skip it

[asarokk]

How are we supposed to know if you'd like Witcher 3 when we only know that you've played Cyberpunk before?

Same studio, but two very different games.

Cyberpunk has only received a few awards and some nominations while Witcher 3 has won over 200 awards (and estimated $287,025,984.48 in gross revenue).

According to IMDB of most awarded video games of all time, Witcher 3 ranked first place until the release of "The Last of Us: Part II" so now it's in second place.

Unless dark fantasy is not your forte, statistically speaking the probability you or anyone would like Witcher 3 are high, but not definitive.

I suggest you follow Notoshy's recommendation of watching the trailers and gameplay videos to see for yourself whether on not Witcher 3 is for you.

[Northwold]

The way Witcher 3 approaches the open world is very similar to how cyberpunk does. The game is story first, open world fluff after. So in that sense there's clear commonality in their focus compared to other open world games.

But the subject matter of the storytelling, the combat, obviously are completely different.

Basically, if you like the idea of a fantasy mediaeval world with the same level of focus on story over random gameplay events that cyberpunk has, you may well like it, especially if you liked that cyberpunk presents you with morally ambiguous story choices.

If you liked cyberpunk because you got to drive cars in the future, on the other hand, Witcher 3 will not be for you.

[Graf Erik]

CP2077 and TW3 are extremly similar.

CP is TW3 with
-Guns instead of swords
-Cyberware instead of magic
-Cars instead of horses
and the whole thing in a futuristic urban seeting instead of fantasy.

So obviously the combat is complety different, with a focus on first person ranged instead of 3rd person melee

[Azuwi]

what i mean is does witcher 33 also have a level up system, with inventory and equipment and "skill tree" and backpack or a "stash" and npcs across a larger scale map you can interact with and get quests , i know obviously that w3 is set in medieval times

[Liquid Inc]

Can't advise you OP. I played a grand total of 5 hours of W3, and haven't played it since 2021.
I have 600 hours in Cyberpunk. (And bought it in 2024)

They're too different to compare, and beyond being the same developers behind it, are vastly different.

[Qwickkill]

Witcher 3 is in my opinion one of the best games out there, I highly recommend you try it. Map is hugh , story and lore are fantastic. Tress and Yennifer are hot as F--k whats not to like really. Yes it has a inventory and tons of quests.

[asarokk]

Originally posted by Azuwi:

what i mean is does witcher 33 also have a level up system, with inventory and equipment and "skill tree" and backpack or a "stash" and npcs across a larger scale map you can interact with and get quests , i know obviously that w3 is set in medieval times

Contrary to what you might believe, we unfortunately can't read minds. If that is what you wanted to know, you should have asked for this information specifically. And to answer your question, yes Witcher 3 has a level up system, with a skill tree and a talent tree, plenty of equipment, inventory and stashes spread out through all Witcher 3 maps. Yes, multiple maps. Large ones. With 442 quests.

[Northwold]

Originally posted by Azuwi:

what i mean is does witcher 33 also have a level up system, with inventory and equipment and "skill tree" and backpack or a "stash" and npcs across a larger scale map you can interact with and get quests , i know obviously that w3 is set in medieval times

Yes it does. The basic setups and priorities of the games are very similar. Cyberpunk, post patches, is probably heavier on totally random activities than Witcher 3 is, but both have a lot of side quests. Thematically, they're very different. Structurally, you can see immediately that they're made by the same studio with the same priorities.

Be aware that Witcher 3 has a very slow start (I actually thought the start was both insufferably boring and far too dour / grim), and at the beginning suffers a bit from a sense of "what on earth am I meant to be doing here". But, if the start isn't to your tastes, it gets MASSIVELY better once you get to the main city and are free of the introductory quests. It's a very impressive game, especially with the expansions, which have a much better handle on emotional tone than the base game does (as well as a much better handle on pacing -- the base game plot just keeps going and going and, to my mind, outstays its welcome and in the end stops making sense).

Also note that it's well worth sticking with the tutorial until you're sure you understand the controls. If you don't, you will have a bit of a rough time at the beginning.

[Chaosolous]

I love Cyberpunk.

Witcher 3 is so boring.

[Senki]

i liked cyberpunk for the most part but I fall asleep trying to play witcher