The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is undeniably a great open world, non-linear RPG excelling mainly in its wonderfully crafted worldbuilding and storytelling.
This game is one of the classics in its genre nowadays and I could ramble about the beauty of it all for hours, but instead, I took notes on some of the goofy encounters that make the game stand out for me. Gonna spoiler this part in case you wanna go in blind, but theyre so out of context it wont actually spoil the game for you.

- threw a baby in a furnace as a prank
- explored the stinky cheese dungeon
- kept waking up a vampire from hibernation by opening up his coffin repeatedly
- let a little squatting girl keep the house to herself because she caused nightmares to the residents
- fed a werewolf pierogi and he evaporated into thin air
- exploded rats with my ex (shes an arsonist btw)
- fought a big orb to keep my sigma status infront of my wife
- bit an apple (to keep the doctor away) while doing an autopsy
- saved a couple of dwarfs and they gave me a huge painting of some ugly guy as a reward

throughout the 60 hours of my first playthrough there were some negatives as well, like the combat was either too hard or boring, and geralt is pretty clumsy in his steps,so i played on easiest difficulty to just get through it, but the positives outweight the negatives majorly, and ill definitely play this game again someday

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is undeniably a great open world, non-linear RPG excelling mainly in its wonderfully crafted worldbuilding and storytelling. This game is one of the classics in its genre nowadays and I could ramble about the beauty of it all for hours, but instead, I took notes on some of the goofy encounters that make the game stand out for me. Gonna spoiler this part in case you wanna go in blind, but theyre so out of context it wont actually spoil the game for you. [spoiler] - threw a baby in a furnace as a prank - explored the stinky cheese dungeon - kept waking up a vampire from hibernation by opening up his coffin repeatedly - let a little squatting girl keep the house to herself because she caused nightmares to the residents - fed a werewolf pierogi and he evaporated into thin air - exploded rats with my ex (shes an arsonist btw) - fought a big orb to keep my sigma status infront of my wife - bit an apple (to keep the doctor away) while doing an autopsy - saved a couple of dwarfs and they gave me a huge painting of some ugly guy as a reward [/spoiler] throughout the 60 hours of my first playthrough there were some negatives as well, like the combat was either too hard or boring, and geralt is pretty clumsy in his steps,so i played on easiest difficulty to just get through it, but the positives outweight the negatives majorly, and ill definitely play this game again someday