The Witcher 3 promises 50 hours of gameplay, deeper environments
By Tim Colwill on March 1, 2013 at 2:48 pm
Previews of The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt have begun to appear in German magazines such as PC Games and Gamestar, revealing some interesting new details about the promising-looking sequel.
Play-throughs are expected to take at least 50 hours in length, with 36 possible world states at the end of each play through.
Your save games will determine which characters are alive in your playthrough, but Geralt’s backstory will remain unchanged.
You can also use Geralt’s Axii spell to tame horses, and hunt animals who will appear and disappear based on day and night cycles in the environment. Townsfolks will rat you out if they catch you stealing, and Geralt can now level up to 60 — and even jump on command! The future.
In further excellent news, Geralt can also target individual body parts — and QTE’s have been scrapped.
Source: OXM
“No place for multiplayer” in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Plenty of room for semi-naked ladies, though
Two smaller 20-hour Witcher or Cyberpunk games in development at CDPR
CD Projekt thinks a "20 hour game" is "small". Take that, AAA developers.
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That all sounds good! Though I hope the 36 different “states” are significantly different.
36 different end states can be summarised into two relevant ones: Shani and no Shani.
Bought 1 and 2 on Steam sales, yet to download either of them >_>
ralphwiggum,
^ same here, reading the books as waiting for the witcher 3 and replaying 1 and 2
Jeez, your easy to please.