Unless my maths fails me, that's another £5 that could have been better spent actively not buying a copy of Jack Orlando: A Cinematic Adventure.įor the rich, the Collector's Edition comes with the soundtrack CD, a book on the Witcher universe, a map of the world, a set of stickers, a wolf medallion, an art book, a steelbook cover so that if the lights go out, you can find your copy of the game with a magnet and hug it in the dark, and a 25cm tall statue of Geralt fighting a griffin that looks to be shouting "Oi! Get off my back!" This version is about £140, though seems to be out of stock everywhere now. If you buy the base game and then the DLC, it comes to £60, if you buy the pack, it's £65. There's a package on Steam that lets you pre-purchase both at once, but don't do that right now. The expansion pass to get both of them is £20. Heart and Stone is due for October, Blood and Wine for next year. One is set to be 10 hours of game, the other 20 - Heart and Stone set in Oxenfurt, and Blood and Wine, set in the region of Toussaint. There's also going to be two 'epic' expansions, and for those you need to pay. You just don't want to do that.Īs far as DLC goes, everyone gets 16 free DLC packs, including new beard and hairstyles for Geralt, a new look for his sorceress love Yennefer, and a set of Temerian armours good for man and horse alike. Please do not spend it on a copy of Jack Orlando: A Cinematic Adventure. Currently £40 as a pre-purchase on Steam, shooting to £50 after release, £32.99 on Amazon in open mockery of the fact that digital distribution should be cheaper, and £41.50 on the creators' own GOG.COM just to be confusing - thanks, regional pricing! That said, you do get £6.20 off a future GOG purchase to offset that. What Witcher 3 versions are out there to buy? Not being a fan of the former or having seen the latter, I cannot comment.
That means that according to Science, it's not as good an open world game as Grand Theft Auto V, but is at least a better movie than Sex Tape. Since I'll be doing the review, I've yet to actually read any of them, though it's currently floating at a Metacritic of 92. Any review you've read or seen has been based on the PS4 version of the game. Irritatingly, CD Projekt has yet to send out PC review code. We'll have a review up for you as soon as possible, but until then, here's some CliffsNotes to get you up to speed on what's happening, where to buy it, and why you haven't already seen a WIT. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is only a couple of days away! The final adventure of Geralt of Rivia, and CD Projekt's chance to prove that they can take the RPG skills they've honed in the first two games to a sweeping open world.
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