I tried The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt again to see if it holds up...

I played 'The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt' again.
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[@KingKong-ux3gg]

The greatest game ever made.

[@Shertowin]

Just the sound design and soundtrack alone are magnificent enough to make me want to play again, just watching this video reminded me about just how good the music in this game is.

[@campbellsoup1907]

Anytime i see a beautiful sunset, I always think of the Witcher 3. The game always had a beautiful setting and colors.

[@rashestmussel4548]

For some reason, I will never forgot the feeling I had when I first arrived in Novigrad. After spending so much time in boggy, poverty-ridden Velen, Novigrad felt so entirely different in the best way possible. Still probably my favorite city in any video game to this day.

[@OuzoVodka16]

I still remember this game was build with passion, with people that truly know and loved their craft as much as we, players love to play this game again. This is a masterpiece of its own.

[@SilverDragonAcademy]

It's my #1 favorite game of all time. A masterpiece. The attention to detail is what really does it for me.

[@stevemuzak8526]

This game is timeless. I play it every single year since 2015

[@brandonwooldridge1877]

There’s nothing quite like riding through war-torn Velen with that gorgeous sorrowful music accompanying you along. Or when you first wake up on the coast of Ard Skellig and you’re immediately blown away by “The Fields of Ard Skellig”. The music in this game is like an Ennio Morricone score. You simply cannot play it without that music, it’s so engrained in the experience.

[@emmanuelsilvera8032]

This game changed my life. It was one of those few games that reminded me why I fell in love with gaming as a kid. I still listen to the soundtrack, and every opportunity I get I tell others to give it a try. I would start playing at 8 when I woke up and before I knew it the day was gone and the controller was still in my hands. I wanna go back and play it but I'm waiting for the PS5 upgrade. This is one of the greatest games of all time!

[@im_so_zoned]

The soundtrack and quests in The Witcher III are top tier. In fact, the soundtrack in particular is possibly one of the best soundtracks in any game ever. The "yell" when u complete a quest, the random music playing in pubs and town centers, the battle music that kicks up when approaching a monster, the calming ambience when exploring with roach. This games music and narrative are incredible.

[@willhamilton297]

I played it for the first time during covid, it was a MASSIVE help to keep me sane while stuck inside. Being able to delve into a massive fictional universe was extremely interesting, and seeing this whole other side of fantasy I hadn’t experienced before was truly magical. Since then I’ve become a huge fan of the games, done several in depth prop builds inspired by them, listen to the score daily, and have bought and customized several figures that I admittedly play with often, lol. I am very happy to have had the experience of playing Witcher 3, and I would love to return to it a few years down the line once it leaves my memory a bit more. (I will say though, I am not a fan of the tendentious of gave me in my thumbs, I still struggle with it a whole year later hahaha. Stay safe, friends!)

[@foreveryoung9375]

I'm a getting bored very quickly kind of people, and yes i get bore with this game when i've been playing it like 50-70 hours, but the thing that make it special is all i need to do is give it a break for 1-2 days and when i come back it still as fun as i remember, and that's one of a kind to me.

[@favoritedarkness]

I have actually started playing all the games saga in January, finished TW3 in May and I haven't been able to recover since. I never expected it to have such an impact, I felt like losing a friend, depressed and elated at the same time. My one regret is that I will never be able to experience it again for the first time.

[@twala9999]

Luke, your Witcher 3 critique made me play the game, so glad I did. Nowadays it’s my favourite game. Played the game and it’s DLC’s and it’s truly something special. Really fun to see you revisit this masterpiece. Loved the video.

[@zeanith5313]

Still my favorite game of all time, its just so damn good and the replayability is off the charts, especially with all the great mods out there

[@ap4702]

The Witcher is one of the the best immersive worlds in the industry. The main characters, side characters and even general npc's tell a story of how unforgiving life is with all the politics, wars, and monsters coming from all sides and perspectives.

[@stratovariuscain5854]

This game has a insanely good story and art direction. Almost every side quest is like a episode in a HBO show. No medieval city in a game is as well done and immersive as novigrad, no other rpg has so many beautiful and practical swords and armor. I just wish the gameplay was a bit more fluid.

[@ScytheNoire]

Surprised you didn't wait for the release of New-Gen version with ray-tracing.

[@NostalgiaNet8]

One of the greatest games ever made. Sure it definitely has its flaws, but this game is unmatched. 😌

[@DenDGLegionhardhouse]

This is simply an all time masterpiece! One of my best game experiences ever!