The Witcher 2 has great game play that requires tactics. It will fill tons of your time because you will want to play it over and over again exploring all your different options. Unlike other games it doesn't have good and evil choices, just choices and their consequences. Some of these consequences have large effects on the rest of the game. The depth of the game's story also leaps out of the two games and goes into the books they are based off of. It's talent tree's are similar to others but have it's own special twists by adding mutagens. Using adrenaline in combination with other attacks makes tactics refreshed right when the game begins to seem too hard. Using the combination between magic and swordsmanship is vital to the game and it seems impossible to beat it with just one. Using different tactics and being able to switch between tactics is the only way to play. Though there may be one that you favor over another don't be afraid to experiment. Immersing yourself in the story is easy because of how welcoming it is. There are some hassles like looting and collision but in all those flaws don't break the game at all. In all I would put it at a 9.7 but because that's not an option I put the one it leaned towards. The fact that they are giving out all their current and future DLC free makes it that much more epic. Just like any good RPG it's the epic journey that makes it great not the ending. Because you wont want it to end.
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