Recent reviews by BobaFeast

Solid combat, Great characters, fantastic music, great levels! 10/10 skaven rats

I'm not recommending this game to anyone who Isn't a Warhammer 40k fan.
Needs more time in the oven.

This was my introduction into the Witcher universe and I was blown away. Where do I start when reviewing the this game? The story telling and writing is great, characters are well written, cut-scenes are beautiful even 4 years later. Dialogue actually matters and you get to see consequences to them either right away or subtly along your travels.

Dialogue:
(Spoilers) One example of such a great dialogue is when Geralt is in White Orchard hunting a griffin. You come across a healer named Tomira; in her home with a wounded girl, Tomira tells you that she's done everything she can for the girl but she doesn't have much time left. You are given two options, either let the girl die slowly and peacefully, or give her one of your swallow potions (healing potion) to heal the hemorrhaging in her skull. However the catch to this is that the swallow could potentially make her death much more painful. If you chose to let her die you will get no xp and the quest ends after killing the Griffin and leaving White Orchard; But if you give Tomira the potion she will thank you and give you a reward. After you finish fight and kill the Griffin, and leave White Orchard; if you return to White Orchard and visit Tomira in her hut she while inform you that Lena had started recovering but was taken away by Nilfgaardian Soliders heading towards Velen. After you leave White Orchard and arrive at the Nilfgaardian camp in Velen you are greated by a solider who confronts you about saving Lena. He tells you that she barely functions, recognizes no one, and sleeps most of the day. Geralt responds with the line, "Trust me- the choice I had to make was harder." This is arguably one of the first hardest choice that requires you to make a tough decision. This quest perfectly illustrates one of the best aspects of Witcher 3 and that is its Side quests/ side content. You will spend hours hunting for rare and dangerous monsters, searching for lost treasure, solving petty squabbles between townsfolk, or saving villagers from an untimely demises. The main story gives the game a sense of urgency but the side content makes the main story feel even more complete once you finish.

Conclusion:
This game has a lot of content and will give you hours of entertainment if you have the time to do so. The characters and setting seems very faithful to Slavic folklore which its based on, almost all of the creatures, magic, and spells are drawn from polish mythology. All in all this game is fantastic and I recommend anyone who has yet to play this game to give it a go and immerse themselves in the Witcher universe.