What follows is a quick reminder of just how brutal the Northern Realms can be. One happens to catch his eye, so he scoops it up, and heads to meet up with the men who left it behind. The notice boards have never let him down before, so we ride into a village and check out the notice pinned to the board. The story begins like any, it’s another day in the war-torn Northern Realms, and Geralt’s out looking for work.
You can read my thoughts on both by visiting their respective reviews.
I was also very fond of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and the expansion, Hearts of Stone. Thankfully, CD Projekt Red has not disappointed, and Geralt’s final adventure is one of his most intriguing and exciting yet. Though he may be a brutal, emotionless, monster slaying machine, he’s also one of the most interesting characters I’ve ever had the pleasure of playing as in a video game. I wasn’t sad because I thought the expansion would be terrible, quite the opposite in fact, but I was sad because this means we’ve come to the end of Geralt’s storyline.
The Witcher series is one of my all-time favorite video game trilogies, and it was with great sadness that I went into Blood and Wine.
