The Witcher 3 is one of the better, possibly the best, RPGs of the past ten years. The saga has found its great masterwork with its last chapter, which combines a large (larger than Skyrim!) open world, typical full-of-difficult-choices Witcher story, great not-bad-not-good characters (think the Baron, for example) amazing landscapes mixing horror and beauty, and fun, very personalizable combat. And this is without taking into account the two great DLCs, one of them coming with a whole new, apparently idilliac and full of conflict, area. I would place TW3 in my top ten of all times.

The Witcher 3 is one of the better, possibly the best, RPGs of the past ten years. The saga has found its great masterwork with its last chapter, which combines a large (larger than Skyrim!) open world, typical full-of-difficult-choices Witcher story, great not-bad-not-good characters (think the Baron, for example) amazing landscapes mixing horror and beauty, and fun, very personalizable combat. And this is without taking into account the two great DLCs, one of them coming with a whole new, apparently idilliac and full of conflict, area. I would place TW3 in my top ten of all times.