Until Nov 29, get The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut for 50% off for total of $19.99. Action RPG rated PC RPG of the Year by PC Gamer, GameSpy, and IGN. Features enhanced inventory, technical improvements (reduced loading times, inventory loading, autosave toggle, combat responsiveness), D'jinni Adventure Editor with 5 plus hours of gameplay, the soundtrack, making-of videos, game guide, and Witcher's World Map. Metascore of 86 and user score of 9.4. Watch the trailer here.
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Not a hot deal since this is now a somewhat dated title that can be had heavily discounted. You can buy this quite a bit cheaper on eBay (even at Buy-It-Now prices and not have to wait until the end of an auction) and get the hard copy of the manual with it, not just a downloadable version like this deal from Steam.com. Last winter I won an auction for this game for around $11 shipped and after finding the game pretty boring, resold it for a buck or two more than I paid for it. I really don't see how this game got such high reviews (it was PC Gamer Magazine's RPG of the year a few years back) - the combat system is pretty weak and not very precise at all.
Most of what you see in the trailer in the above link are cutscenes, not the actual game itself, which did not have anywhere near as impressive of graphics as several other RPG and FPS games I've bought over the past few years including Bioshock, Crysis, Fallout 3 and Oblivion.
Message edited by: lousygolfer on 2009-10-27 15:57:51 CDT
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