Item: The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
Rating: 9.1
Author: Wallu

**Story-wise**, it's overwhelming at times. You're just being bombarded with random information like "John killed Paul who was the second degree cousin of the wife of the brother of the son of the king of 639663778419th dynasty and he brought the hornless unicorn to the land of worcestershire sauce". _\[But something that may contribute to this is because I haven't played the first game.\]_

**Gameplay-wise**, it's fairly challenging, which prevents the gameplay from getting boring.

**One thing I hate about the game** is its autosaving feature. It's basically nonexistent so it's very frustrating when you forget to manually save after progressing far or defeating a difficult enemy.

Story-wise, it's overwhelming at times. You're just being bombarded with random information like "John killed Paul who was the second degree cousin of the wife of the brother of the son of the king of 639663778419th dynasty and he brought the hornless unicorn to the land of worcestershire sauce". [But something that may contribute to this is because I haven't played the first game.]Gameplay-wise, it's fairly challenging, which prevents the gameplay from getting boring. One thing I hate about the game is its autosaving feature. It's basically nonexistent so it's very frustrating when you forget to manually save after progressing far or defeating a difficult enemy.

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings

My First CD Project Red game and it didn't disappoint and played it twice

My First CD Project Red game and it didn't disappoint and played it twice

The second game in the Witcher series deepens the lore and fixes most of the problems of the first one. It´s the shortest one of the series, but has some meaningful choices that takes you to different directions, so you really should play this one at least twice (I haven´t yet, so I´m still wondering what happened to some characters). Good one.

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Review by Wallu

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