RECOMMENDED: THE WITCHER 2
THE WITCHER series continues with Assassins of Kings, a title that promises an engaging storyline and a more personal journey than seen in other RPG titles.
Players will once again step into the shoes of Geralt of Rivia, who must prevent a rebellion at the castle of Baroness La Valette through a mix of magic, swordplay and alchemy skills.
Namco Bandai believes the hardcore nature of The Witcher 2 and its new RED game engine can make it a success.
This is one of a few hardcore PC RPGs and will be the best looking one of 2011. Lauren Bradley, Namco Bandai
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see in a higher price collector’s edition, and we are already seeing fantastic pre-order numbers.”
CHOOSE YOUR DESTINY The game features a non-linear narrative as consumers take on three independent plot lines where alternative events shift and change depending on the player’s choices. The diverse range of outcomes includes 16 different game endings and plot twists. Some places, missions and events will never come into existence depending on the choices of the consumer. The Witcher 2will feature dialogue similar to what is found in the original book series by Andrzej Sapkowski. Sexual relationships will be handled in a different way from that of the first game with sex and eroticism being introduced in a more realistic and mature way. Players also have the ability to fully customise Geralt by changing his appearance and statistics by adding various pieces of equipment and armour.
May 6th 2011
“This is one of a few PC-only truly hardcore RPGs still around and will be the best looking one of 2011,” says Namco Bandai’s UK product manager Lauren Bradley. “To combat digital downloads we have created a Premium Edition for the same price as the standard. This includes content you’d usually
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
The RPG saga continues with beautiful locations, revised game mechanics and an all-new engine. Billy Langsworthy provides an insight into the sequel
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