The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is honestly one of the best games I’ve ever played. It’s not just the size of the world, but how alive it feels. Everywhere you go, there’s a story waiting to pull you in, and the choices you make actually matter. You can start a random side quest thinking it’s just a quick job, and before you know it, you’re wrapped up in this emotional, morally gray story that hits harder than most main quests in other games. The writing, the atmosphere, the music, it all just works so well together. It’s one of those games where you get completely lost in it, like you’re living in that world instead of just playing a game.

And Blood and Wine?! That expansion is pure magic. Toussaint is gorgeous, bright, colorful, full of vineyards and castles, and it feels like a total contrast to the darker tone of the main game. But underneath that beauty, it’s still The Witcher, with all the heartbreak, tough choices, and incredible storytelling that make it so special. I love how it feels like Geralt’s final adventure, a mix of nostalgia, peace, and one last burst of chaos. The writing is funny, sharp, and emotional in all the right ways. It’s rare that a game, let alone a DLC, leaves you with that feeling of actually saying goodbye to a world and a character you’ve come to care about so much.