Witcher 3: Wild Hunt GOTY on PC (DLCs also on sale) - £20.99 @ Steam

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Witcher 3: Wild Hunt GOTY on PC £20.99 (DLCs also on sale) @ Steam

£20.99 Steam31 Jan 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Entertainment

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stringsonfire

30 Jan 17

Steam have price matched humble store (gog key). Steam offers a better feature set, including very good controller support.

It was cheaper over Christmas, but this is currently the best price, and I want to play this far too much to wait for the summer sale.

Also:

Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, £14.99

Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Blood and Wine, £9.59

Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Hearts of Stone, £4.79

Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Expansion Pass £11.99

There's a Trilogy Bundle too, but it doesn't include the GOTY edition. Witcher 1 and 2 are on sale too, posted separately

Offer ends in 2 days!

11 comments

Catables

30 Jan 17 #1

Thanks! I was just looking for this. Heat added. :smile:

phillgill1

30 Jan 17 #2

Picked up both DLC :smiley:

EQL

31 Jan 17 #3

You can add-on Witchers 1 and 2 for £1.46 (£16.45):
http://store.steampowered.com/bundle/727/
Might be good if you have Witcher 3, but want 1 and/or 2.

coerce86

31 Jan 17 2 #4

expansion pass actually on sale for once!! (£11.99, cheaper than buying the dlc separately)

djbenny1

31 Jan 17 #5

Took me a while to get into this on PS4, mainly I think because it's so daunting at the start with so much content, but absolutely loving it now.

SvenVA

31 Jan 17 #6

Incredible game, a highly recommended Series to anyone who hasn't played it.

delahmed

31 Jan 17 #7

Just bought expansion pass. Haven't played any steam game since gow4 came out. However will play this one day. Base game was 10/10 imo

clonereeco

31 Jan 17 #8

Still not played this but heard nothing but good things , got a huge backlog of games however so I might as well wait , by the time I'm easy it'll be sub £15 for GOTY edition me thinks

As a new comer to the series does it matter that I've not played the first 2? (nor do I intend to)

pukenukem to clonereeco

31 Jan 17 #10

It doesn't matter, though I suspect it helps the story a tad. I played Witcher 1 many moons ago but couldn't remember the story whatsoever and never completed it. As I played through Witcher 3 I found myself reading up on some back story more out of sheer curiosity as the story line is so compelling, but you can deduce most of it easily enough and I don't think it's by any means a necessity to know what went before.

pukenukem

31 Jan 17 #9

This is a truly an incredible game, I don't think I'm overstating to say it's the best I've ever played. I saw someone up the thread mention it taking a bit of time to get into. I was the same, the first 5-10 or so hours of game play are fine and all, entertaining enough, but just didn't get the fuss and thought it over hyped. If you find this yourself, STICK WITH IT or you'll miss out on something a bit special! I'm now into the Blood and Wine expansion (that's an entire game in itself) and I don't ever want to complete it, I was really sad when I finished the main game...thank god for the DLC. I'm defo playing it all again!!!

stringsonfire

31 Jan 17 #11