Best Skellige Deck Witcher 3 (2024 Updated)

If you are looking for an official, full emersion, high quality strategy guide then look no further. This beautiful hardcover book masterfully covers everything you need to know to conquer and thrive in the world of the Witcher 3.

Full color, vivid art and vital information saturate each of the hundreds of pages in this compelling, hands on strategy guide that will walk you through the Wild Hunt from beginning to middle to optional quests to alternative endings.

Perfect for beginners who wanna find out about it as well as seasoned players who want the complete experience with guts, glory, and a plethora of achievements.

Very useful. Read the guide to get the insights you need to avoid time wasting, which is a big risk. At least read the guide, there are not too many spoilers, then you can waste time on your own terms.

Excellent in depth guide. Sure you can find most of the info on the internet but its fantastic to have the guide in your hands!

I am not a fan of the Witcher series, but you don’t have to be to appreciate this highly detailed statue. made of tough durable PVC plastic. The only bits I would watch out for are the handguards on his swords which feel as if they might snap if handled too roughly.

But other than that, this is an enjoyable, highly collectible item that should appeal, even if you know nothing about the Witcher’s series.

I love this version of Geralt and have been a fan for awhile, reading the books, playing the game, watching the show. His grace and strength is such a positive influence in my day to day. This is a great representation of that excitement.

Very nice quality figure, especially for the price point. The shipping was very fast. He’s very beautiful and I will love him forever.

Its a well made game. I was coming from BOTW and looking for a good openworld replacement. Sadly this just didnt measure up. Its a good game on its own but I just couldnt get into it. Plus im not a fan of the gore.

Dead babies coming after you and people hanging from trees everywhere you look. With BOTW I found myself looking forward to playing it. This game however not so much. It has a steep learning curve. There are all sorts of potions and stuff you can learn to make but the gameplay doesnt really emphasize it so you end up collecting a bunch of items with no driver to use any of them.

So pretty much you are walking around from one objective to another with a little bit of slashing monsters every so often. I just dont get this game and all the fan fair. Maybe Im just old, out of touch, and missing BOTW.

This is game of the year for good reasons. The additioanal DLC included in this version are independently quality experiences on their own, and the “Heart of Stone” DLC is arugably the best gaming experience I’ve had in ANY game.

The point I like the most is that the character development and storyline are highly driven by the choices you make, and as silly or goofy as some of my choices have been, they don’t feel out of character in a way that makes me feel like I’ve messed up.

You really get a hand in developing Geralt’s story and it feels right, no matter what nice or cruel options you choose. That said, the walking controls might are a bit iffy, especially combined with the unforgiving fall damage, but just be careful around cliffs and you should be all good.

What else can I say except, story is great, gameplay is great, atmosphere is amazing, sound and music is great and the game running at 60fps on the Series X is a whole new world. I have never played a Witcher game and I missed this when it came out, but I can tell you it still holds up and competes with current gen games.

Its actually so much better than many current AAA titles. Not to mention the base game is approximately 200 hours and then you have two extra DLC packages thar make this game even longer! The game is near perfect and the price is right.

If you have never played this before it is definitely worth picking up, even in 2023.

Witcher 3 on Nintendo switch is great. One of my colleagues introduced it to me. The storyline is great and keeps you entertained. Even the side quests storyline is intriguing compared to other games with side quests where it’s short and no meaning to the quest.

A lot to explore in the open world. Just a few minor stuff on the negative… When transferring items to or from a chest it takes a long time like a minute or so. They need to add more gwent cards to purchase unless I’m still in the beginning of the stages in the game.

Lol Other than that I’m consumed into this game almost 24/7.

Probably the greatest RPG game of all time. The first game was based on the book series by Polish author Andrzeji Sapkowski. I do suggest you start playing now before the Netflix series is released. This game follows Geralt of Rivia, a Witcher (basically a bounty hunter for monsters).

It has very realistic graphics of a medieval world, very impressive for its 2007 release date. The lighting changes from night to day and the weather changes drastically as well depending on where you travel.

This entire game is based off of the players choices as Geralt, so you can be good, evil, or just neutral. It all depends on how you play the game. There are also consequences for your choices and what paths you chose to go down.

Yet these consequences are not immediately presented, so it definitely becomes a strategic game as well. There are 3 camera angles available for when you play. Over the shoulder (OTS), and two top-down perspectives.

I suggest using OTS it makes the boss fights easier, because it gives you faster reflex time.

I came to this game late in the game. I honestly hated it at first but since I like playing from the beginning I pushed through and ended up loving this game. It is a point and click game and very old school compared to games today.

Still a classic and if you love any of the Witcher games start here from the start and get the whole story as your choices matter when playing the 2nd and 3rd games.

I unboxed this item to check for damage because I’ve seen many reviews online showing damage and wanted to know within the returns policy date. The books I have received have a blunt scratch along one side of the box which is quite visible and a sharp scratch down the spine of “The Last Wish” which has torn the clear plastic wrapper and scratched the books spine.

I picked these books up instore and they were packaged correctly so I can only assume somewhere before these books are boxed these books are not looked after very well at all. Not what I would expect from a brand new box set.

Bought this having seen the first series on Netflix and the books had such rave reviews. The product itself is nicely packaged as a boxed set. Each book is relatively short, around 300 pages, read them all in under 2 weeks.

The content is rather disappointing and sadly the whole plot “twist” and ending is given away at the beginning of the 5th novel. Andrzej Sapkowski is no George R. R. Martin or J. R. R Tolkien which is a real shame had such high hopes for this series.

This series is translated from Polish and I wonder if it doesn’t lose something in the translation. It is interesting and engaging most of the time, though lacks poetry of language. There is a lot of brutal violence against women, not in a gratuitous way but none the less very much a part of the power play of cultural domination.

His understanding of economics is evident in the structure of the stories.

I love it, from series 2 the quality increase is very noticeable, the face is not entirely perfect but it is still a good collectible figure if you are a Witcher lover

Taller than I thought. Great detail. I like to leave figurines in the box, but could not see Yennefer in the box even with the clear plastic window. I took her out because my figurines are for my enjoyment, not for some future sale!.