When CD Projekt Red released The Witcher 3: WIld Hunt in May 2015, it was something of a revelation. At the time, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One were still new (both released in 2013), and neither arguably had their "Wow" title, showcasing the potential for gaming moving forward.
The Witcher 3 did just that and then some with its two post-launch DLC expansions, Heart of Stone and Blood and Wine. As a result, The Witcher as a franchise, which had a smaller dedicated fanbase, blew up, with many taking an interest in the world, including the powers that be at Netflix. It also put CDPR on the map as a video game developer.
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Flash forward to today, and the game will be celebrating its 10-year anniversary. In an interview, Doug Cockle, the voice behind Geralt, shared why exactly the game's legacy still stands tall to this day.
Speaking to GamesRadar, Cockle shared just why The Witcher 3 resonated so much and became the juggernaut it did. "It was a milestone in game development for all kinds of reasons: the quality of the animation; the quality of the gameplay; the...
