THE WITCHER WILD HUNT REVIEW PORTABLE

Throughout the course of the story, you need to increase your magical abilities, master sword fighting, learn to beat others in a card game called Gwent, become a decent blacksmith, and learn to make potions effectively if you want to get far. There are several skills and menus that you need to master in order to really get this game. One of the reasons Witcher 3 was such a big hit on other platforms is because it's an amazing RPG. Fun game mechanics complex without being frustrating

THE WITCHER WILD HUNT REVIEW PORTABLE

For this reason, you'll probably want to bring a portable battery along with you if you intend to play in handheld mode.

Something I did notice is that this is one of the games that eats away at your Switch battery faster than many others, much like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The times when I did notice some lag was mainly during cutscenes. Admittedly, the frame rate is all over the charts depending on where you are in the game, but it didn't negatively impact me like I had expected it would. Load times weren't ridiculously long and I didn't notice any destructive lag interrupting combat, exploration, or galloping on my steed. While testing, I divided my time equally between playing on the go in handheld mode and playing in docked mode on my TV.ДЄt a max of 30 frames per second in both handheld and docked modes, the game doesn't run quite as smoothly as it does on other consoles, however, it worked well enough to not cause me any problems.

There are three main things that set the Switch version of The Witcher 3 (or the Switcher) apart from other platform versions: It includes all of the DLC previously released in other formats, the visuals aren't as good, and you have the ability to play on the go. I didn't notice any frustrating lag during combat, exploration, or when galloping on my steed. Fun to play on Switch Portability and relatively smooth gameplay

The witcher wild hunt review