GameInfo: The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings is an upcoming role-playing video game and a sequel to The Witcher, developed by Polish studio CD Projekt RED for Microsoft Windows.
Complex, expansive adventure in which every decision may have grave consequences. An intense, emotionally charged, nonlinear story for mature players, offering over 40 hours of gameplay, four different beginnings and 16 different endings. Make choices that really matter. Your decisions impact relations with other characters and entire communities, and may also influence the political situation in the Northern Kingdoms.
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Ironhammers: I know that some of you have been waiting for this review for a while, but I didn’t want to give you a half-baked opinion piece that wasn’t informed by sinking good time into the huge game. Besides that, I’ve had a hard time pulling myself away from the gripping title for long enough to make my notes and use my objective eye. The Witcher 2 is vastly immersive, dynamic and pacey, with a setting that feels absolutely real and important. Read Full Review | 100/100 |
GameShard: "The Witcher 2 is a rare gem: A role-playing game that isn't afraid to let you make choices and force you to live with the consequences, a PC-exclusive title that makes the best of its platform, an adult game in which the elements earning it that title aren't the mere presence of buckets of blood and bouncing breasts, but the very nature of the story itself. The Witcher 2 could well be the most important RPG since Planescape: Torment. And its certainly the best." Read Full Review | 100/100 |
Gamesradar: Truly a labor of love, this amazing sequel fortifies the foundations laid down by a flawed classic and creates a brilliant masterpiece. Visceral combat, dizzying player customization and a truly immersive story all come together to create one of the best role-playing experiences of the year. Read Full Review | 100/100 |
Strategy Informer: The story goes like this: someone’s killing kings, and titular Witcher Geralt has been framed. He (meaning you) must clear his (your) name, catch the kingslayer, and figure out who would do such a thing and why. Anyone who hasn’t played the first game doesn’t need to worry too much (as I’d forgotten most of it but got along fine), but it certainly adds to the experience if you already know characters such as sorceress/love interest Triss, drunken bard Dandelion and similarly drunken dwarf Zoltan. Read Full Review | 91/100 |
Gamereactor UK: "It's a game with some huge ambitions, and CD Projekt RED has managed to pull them all off. This is roleplaying games at their finest." Read Full Review | 90/100 |
Eurogamer: "Fans of RPGs should consider The Witcher 2 a must-buy. There's simply no competitor that can touch it in terms of poise, characterisation and storytelling, or the way in which it treats you not as a player - someone to be pandered to and pleased - but as an adult, free to make your own mistakes and suffer a plot in which not everyone gets what they deserve." Read Full Review | 90/100 |
Splitkick: Playing The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings for a few scant minutes should be all it takes to prove that CD Projekt RED’s acclaimed success with the original Witcher game was no fluke. Without a doubt, this is the most beautiful roleplaying game I have ever played. It is what you likely expected to see when you first sat down to play Dragon Age, or its sequel, only to be underwhelmed with the end result. The cinematic delivery of the story and action is exquisite and the amped up production values are readily apparent even within very smallest details. I cannot think of an RPG that comes remotely close to having as complete a package that The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings offers. Read Full Review | 90/100 |
RPGSite: Geralt cuts the throat of the competition with a game that may be an early contender for Game of the Year as Zack reviews The Witcher 2 for the PC. Read Full Review | 90/100 |
Gamedot: "This is a game aimed at the adult gamer, but does it all with taste and timing. However it’s not without its share of flaws, though it would be doing the game a disservice to pick on these, as The Witcher 2 is certainly worthy of your time and money." Read Full Review | 80/100 |
BeefJack: "The Witcher 2 is a blockbuster of a game, both in a good and bad way: visually spectacular, often exciting, but much less intelligent than it wants you to think." Read Full Review | 80/100 |
Details:
Developer(s) CD Projekt RED STUDIO
Publisher(s) Atari (North America),
Platform(s) Microsoft Windows
Release date(s) May 17, 2011
Genre(s) Computer Role-Playing Game
Official Web Site: http://www.thewitcher.com
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