[Review] The Witcher 3 Remastered with 10 Years of Dedication and Free Updates... 110,000 Players on PS and Steam Deck!

After working late last night, I finally installed The Witcher 3 Remastered and logged in... It's changed so much, I'm speechless. Finally, native mod support... I added mods through the Steam Workshop, played comfortably, and then transferred my save file to PS via cross-play. There were parts where I couldn't progress on the PS version... maybe the file got corrupted? I disabled the Workshop mods and ran it directly with the mods provided by The Witcher 3, which was much smoother... There aren't many yet, but I expect more to come... The skills and combat animations have been completely overhauled... It's a massive change, making me feel like I'm finally going to have a proper fight... The combat, which used to be a continuous dodge-spin, now only allows dodging after an attack, seemingly encouraging the use of blocks too. Seriously, how did they come up with this? The sword fighting isn't like the dancing motions of the past; it feels like real medieval swordsmanship... The story and side quests are still masterpieces... However, it's quite demanding to run on the Steam Deck... Glad I bought the PS version... If you want a GOAT game that's been perfected over 10 years, I highly recommend it!