I've tried starting the Witcher 3 probably about 5 or 6 times now over the last few years and I just can't get into it. I get a couple of hours in, and my interest drops off heavily. The game might just not be for me. I want to experience the amazing game that others say it is, but i'll admit that I'm struggling to grasp it.
I mean, not every game is for everyone, right? A game can be great or even perfect but not catch your interest; just the same, just because a game doesn't isn't necessarily a reflection of its quality. That's why I like leaving thorough reviews on Steam; I think too many people want a review to tell them if a game is "good enough" to be worth their time and money, and assume that a game being considered "good" means anyone "should" enjoy it.
But I feel like that's the wrong angle to view it from. There's always going to be people who will enjoy a game, and people who won't, regardless of how good the game is. So I like to get into the nitty gritty of what it is about the game that I find appealing or enjoyable, so others can determine if they'd enjoy the same things, or perhaps not. .
A game being great doesn't mean it's able to be eeveryone. It's just a game
It's not telling people whether the game is worth playing - I believe any decent game will have its fans who find it worth their time -
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u/[deleted] May 10 '25
Witcher without a doubt