The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

I greatly underestimated this game, I kept thinking: “It’s not such a masterpiece,” “It’s a good game, it’s worth playing, but it’s overpraised.” But I was wildly mistaken when I finally installed it. A stunningly detailed huge world, a charismatic main character, good music and a lot of interesting and funny quests, dialogues and characters. A talking roach, a conversation with a pig, an order for a frying pan, a bloody baron about a sorceress's story, for what it's worth, Buttercup is also another shot. It's a shame that I started getting acquainted with the series with this part. The second part didn’t work after it, everything seemed to be good, also I got to know many of the characters, but I didn’t get hooked, if you have free time, I would recommend going through it in order, so that the sensations go on increasing. High-quality dlc. Heart of Stone in terms of the plot really hooked the addition, Blood and Wine the main plot for some reason didn’t really hook me, but I really liked the kingdom of Tusen as a whole.