The dialogue of the game is very intriguing and is voiced superbly, making for a very immersive experience as far as story is concerned, making the "role-playing" part of RPG a very strong part of this game. It is through the care the developers took to implement such realistic writing and voice work that makes the game so intriguing and an experience to play.

Witcher 3 has become a benchmark for graphics quality among other features. REDengine 3 (developed by CD Projekt RED) has shown its full potential for rendering the beautiful world of Witcher.

Though player reactions to Witcher 3 combat has been very polarized, many people thought it was great, compared to most RPGs. One needs to be very good with swordplay controls (higher difficulties) to get out of a combat alive. Add in dozens of enemy varieties and it gets even more challenging.

A dark, adult-oriented world, the Witcher is unlike most dark fantasies and it's not at all a high fantasy. It's a weird mixture of both with a distinct taste of folklore fantasy, which makes it even more compelling than most other fantasies as it pays as much attention to kings, wars and palaces as it does to lower class prostitutes, beggars and homeless children suffering from horrors of war.

The Witcher 3 is how an AAA title should play, sound, and feel like. Its deep combat, beautiful graphics, amazing sound, interesting quests, immersive story, and almost every other aspect of the game has a surprising amount of polish.

The Witcher 3 has three completely different endings. The decisions during main quests and side-quests affect how the endings play out, adding up 36 possible outcomes. It feels refreshing to actually impact your character's fate and not just trot along a path to an inevitable conclusion.

There are almost no lazy "go get me 12 turtle shells" quests in the Witcher 3 and you get to experience some amazing writing even in the most obscure side quests.

The total size of Witcher 3's world is about 52 square miles, which is 3.5 times larger than Skyrim and 1.5 times larger than Grand Theft Auto V. Thanks to the sheer size you feel like you're in a real world and not a constrained box.

The world is intimidatingly massive but thankfully there are ways to cut down on travel time. You can ride a horse, use a boat, or just simply fast travel to explored locations. This makes the experience more accessible and enjoyable as a whole.

You can just walk around for hours, find abandoned structures, caves, etc and find interesting side quests to do.