+Strong points:
- A vast and splendid environment
- Technically very successful
- The game is well optimized on many configurations
- A breathtaking scenario with undeniable writing finesse and colossal lifespan
- No quest seems to be stupid filler
- Endearing, colorful characters, broken faces like we would like to see more often
- In line of The Witcher 2, the combat system gains even more in fluidity and technicality
- Easy to use interface and craft system
- Gwynt and its strategic side, a game within the game
- Masterful soundtrack and high-quality dubbing
- Rare loading times, very short for the most part

- Weak points:
- Inconsistency in the quality of lighting
- Unconvincing rendering of water
- We feel that the gameplay has been optimized for the controller
- Equipment wears out too quickly
- Crazy physics engine at certain times
- AI could be improved in normal mode
- Where did the dice poker go?

Summary: Like a complex spell, The Witcher 3 is a mix of dark fantasy, finely crafted writing and technical mastery. Breathless, exciting, immersive, immense in its ambitions and the size of its environments, the game is a success in all aspects. We could have feared a half-hearted transposition for the arrival of the witcher in an open world, but it is clear that CD Projekt has signed here a memorable work that will echo for a long time in the universe of Western RPGs. The power of the scenario, the quality of the graphics and the optimization on PC, all accompanied by a delectable gameplay contribute to immersing us in an epic and mature adventure that is very difficult to put down. A work that every role-playing game fan should try!

19/20