And since The Witcher has already been reviewed, and remains mostly the same game I can concentrate my attention on the new stuff - what's changed and why you may be interested, even if you weren't before.Ī lot has changed for this single-character role-playing game, which is built around the popular (in Poland) Polish fantasy character of the title. The Witcher: Enhanced Edition has provided me with the latest in a long string of opportunities to be a dirty great hypocrite.īecause games are a cultural form I actually care about, the enormous bundle of stuff doesn't seem to be just extraneous guff.
Because if a film is rubbish, who cares if it's got voiceover commentary by the entire cast's family? It's rubbish. I always despised the dual-mark DVD review section where they give separate marks for films and add-ons, with a similar sort of split shown in the actual reviews in terms of what they talk about. Not having read a film mag in years, I don't know if they still do this, but.
