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After being framed for a murder, a monster slayer must find the assassin and clear his name.After being framed for a murder, a monster slayer must find the assassin and clear his name.After being framed for a murder, a monster slayer must find the assassin and clear his name.
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Doug Cockle
- Geralt of Rivia
- (English version)
- (voice)
Alexander Morton
- Zoltan Chivay
- (English version)
- (voice)
- …
Antony Byrne
- King Foltest
- (English version)
- (voice)
- …
David Annen
- Dethmold
- (English version)
- (voice)
Eiry Hughes
- Saskia
- (English version)
- (voice)
Jaimi Barbakoff
- Triss Merigold
- (English version)
- (voice)
James Barriscale
- Bernard Loredo
- (English version)
- (voice)
John Schwab
- Dandelion
- (English version)
- (voice)
- …
Laura Rogers
- Ves
- (English version)
- (voice)
- …
Mark Frost
- Iorveth
- (English version)
- (voice)
Mark Healy
- Vernon Roche
- (English version)
- (voice)
- …
Mark Lewis Jones
- Letho of Gulet
- (English version)
- (voice)
Nico Lennon
- King Radovid V The Stern
- (English version)
- (voice)
Nicola Walker
- Síle de Tansarville
- (English version)
- (voice)
Pandora Colin
- Philippa Eilhart
- (English version)
- (voice)
- …
Peter Egan
- King Henselt
- (English version)
- (voice)
- …
Robbie Stevens
- Shilard Fitz-Oesterlen
- (English version)
- (voice)
Theo Devaney
- Aryan La Valette
- (English version)
- (voice)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaIn the prologue, a corpse of an assassin can be found in a haystack, and when you approach it, Geralt says "Hm. Guess they'll never learn." A reference to Assassin's Creed.
- Quotes
[a dragon is attacking La Valette Castle]
King Foltest: I'd give a leg for a heavy crossbow right now.
Triss Merigold: It's a dragon! I can't believe it!
King Foltest: Merigold, stop admiring it and do something!
Triss Merigold: It's not that simple!
King Foltest: Before the brute turns my army to cinders!
Vernon Roche: [to Geralt] Witcher, how do you fight something like that?
Geralt of Rivia: You don't! You run!
Vernon Roche: [sarcastic] Some professional you are...
- ConnectionsFeatured in Jeux en 5 Secondes: The Witcher 2 in 5 Seconds (2011)
Featured review
Game takes place in 1271, one year after the first game. King Foltest has appointed Geralt, who saved him from an assassin, as his personal bodyguard. The king is also at war with his mistress mary louisa la valette. For those who are new to the RPG genre, I recommend you to read the tutorial section of the game carefully. The tutorial will give you clues about the mechanics and gameplay system. I don't recommend skipping it if you are new. There is also a playable part of the game called "arena" outside the main story. Here you can develop Geralt with various monsters and bandits and take on challenging fighting tournaments by taking followers with you.
Those who played the previous game may find Witcher 2 a bit complicated. Because the fighting mechanics are very detailed this time. Everything has been made much more difficult, for example, you need to be skilled to use things like melee combat, potions, signs, bombs, traps, etc. Efficiently against your opponents. Gameplay changes include strong and weak hit combinations, the elimination of potions during combat, the ability to meditate without needing a campfire, and a quick select button for spells and traps. You just need to press CTRL to access this area of the game and there is joystick support as well.
As for the graphics, the character modeling, environment and landscape designs are close to perfect for the era the game came out. I can say that they still look good even today. However, you will need a powerful system to fully enjoy this experience. For some of the experimental graphics settings, you need to have a system above the recommended system requirement. Don't forget that if you have a finished save from the previous game, you can transfer it to Witcher 2.
However, you may encounter some of the choices you made in the first game and some of your old items may appear in your inventory. Compared to the first game, Witcher 2 is a much better action role-playing game that challenges you with visual quality, new twists, new surprises, a more immersive story and gameplay mechanics. It is a must buy and must play. The game offers an average of 35 hours of gameplay.
Those who played the previous game may find Witcher 2 a bit complicated. Because the fighting mechanics are very detailed this time. Everything has been made much more difficult, for example, you need to be skilled to use things like melee combat, potions, signs, bombs, traps, etc. Efficiently against your opponents. Gameplay changes include strong and weak hit combinations, the elimination of potions during combat, the ability to meditate without needing a campfire, and a quick select button for spells and traps. You just need to press CTRL to access this area of the game and there is joystick support as well.
As for the graphics, the character modeling, environment and landscape designs are close to perfect for the era the game came out. I can say that they still look good even today. However, you will need a powerful system to fully enjoy this experience. For some of the experimental graphics settings, you need to have a system above the recommended system requirement. Don't forget that if you have a finished save from the previous game, you can transfer it to Witcher 2.
However, you may encounter some of the choices you made in the first game and some of your old items may appear in your inventory. Compared to the first game, Witcher 2 is a much better action role-playing game that challenges you with visual quality, new twists, new surprises, a more immersive story and gameplay mechanics. It is a must buy and must play. The game offers an average of 35 hours of gameplay.
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