You should be able to get a copy on GoG even if you buy from elsewhere like Steam. I did, but I prefer to run it off Steam. Although I do support GoG it's just easier.
bought from there, just be careful to get EU version, it says in the listing.
but game is poor. clearly made for consoles, play areas are small and arena-like, you kill a certain amount of enemies to oped the next door to next arena, a lot of timed-action key pressing, poor invenory management. gameplay felt so annoying i couldnt make it very far, and rpg is my favorite genre. experience for me was simply painful.
unless you buy it to build a collection, stick with 1 and 3.
mikem1989
31 May 16#8
Are the first 2 as good as Witcher 3?
I had not heard of it until then. /console gamer
Moonwolf1976
31 May 16#9
your machine exceeds the minimum specs so yes it should run fine in theory, you get a money back guarantee with steam anyway so if it doesn't work properly or your unhappy in anyway and as long as you have played it for less than 2 hours you can request a refund and it will be granted.
litwoojczyznomoj
31 May 16#10
They are not as good. The game has evolved a lot from one installment to another. I finished them all and quite enjoyed them but am aware of the flaws of w1 and w2.
richardb70
31 May 161#11
I run this with a 7950 and an Ivy i5 and it's fine.
Optimus_Toaster
31 May 16#12
I loved playing witcher 2 before 3. It was one of hose games I bought on a whim and never played until trailers for wild hunt.
However once I started and got a couple hours in I was hooked. It is one of the games that you look forward to playing when you get home and find yourself struggling to step away from.
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Specs arent too demanding; Minimum:
OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
Processor: Intel 2.2 GHz Dual-Core or AMD 2.5 GHz Dual-Core
Memory: 1.5 GB (Win XP), 2GB (Win Vista/Win 7)
Graphics: GeForce 8800 (512 MB) or Radeon HD3850 (512 MB). Resolution: 1280x720.
DirectX®: DirectX 9.29 has to be installed.
Hard Drive: 25GB
Sound:
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They've also got The Witcher Enhanced Edition for £1.09. https://www.gog.com/game/the_witcher
https://www.gog.com/witcher/backup
I ask as I have for ps4 and only played 15mins as txt looked really small. Thinking I could trade that in and just buy this.
http://www.allkeyshop.com/blog/compare-and-buy-cd-key-for-digital-download-the-witcher-2/
bought from there, just be careful to get EU version, it says in the listing.
but game is poor. clearly made for consoles, play areas are small and arena-like, you kill a certain amount of enemies to oped the next door to next arena, a lot of timed-action key pressing, poor invenory management. gameplay felt so annoying i couldnt make it very far, and rpg is my favorite genre. experience for me was simply painful.
unless you buy it to build a collection, stick with 1 and 3.
I had not heard of it until then. /console gamer
However once I started and got a couple hours in I was hooked. It is one of the games that you look forward to playing when you get home and find yourself struggling to step away from.