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The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut Become The Witcher, Geralt of Rivia, a legendary monster slayer caught in a web of intrigue woven by forces vying for control of the world. Make difficult decisions and live with the consequences in a game that will immerse you in an extraordinary tale like no other. The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut Comes To Macs 6:00 AM Cord Kruse 52 comments. CD Projekt has announced the release of The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut for Macs. Based on the writings of Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski, the fantasy RPG follows the exploits of The Witcher, a monster slayer known as Geralt. All you need to do is open up GOG Galaxy or install the client if you haven't already, head to the Recent tab, and check for a banner that lets you claim your copy of The Witcher: Enhanced Edition.

Mac OS X: 10.6.8 | CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo | RAM: 2 GB | HD Space: 10.5 GB | Graphics: nVidia GeForce 320M (or better), AMD Radeon HD 6750M (or better) or Intel HD Graphics 3000

CD Projekt Red recently released the Mac OS X version of their popular RPG, The Witcher. This is one of the most realistic and fun RPGs I have played in a long while. The world portrayed is full of wonder, monsters, and interesting characters. It is realistic in that as you move through this world, your actions change events, as well as NPC attitudes toward the main character; background NPCs make comments, sometimes about their lives, sometimes about you, and they interact with each other. You will encounter all types of people and creatures in this fantasy world, some will interact with speech, others with the sword. You will need to explore the lands of The Witcher, collecting equipment, defeating various creatures and people, and learning from the locals and the books they sell. It is well done and will offer hours of enjoyment.

The Witcher (the game), is based on the Witcher series of fantasy books by the Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski (If you like fantasy novels I highly recommend reading them, although it is not a requirement for enjoying the game).The world of the Witcher is a dark one. Humankind has slowly but surely taken over the world, driving out the other races (Dwarves, Elves, and such) as well as magical creatures of all types. Witchers were originally developed to help mankind deal with magical creatures that prevented them from expanding as they desired. As time marched on, and the numbers of these creatures declined, the need for Witchers has decreased. So, they have become outcasts themselves.

A Witcher is a warrior who has been mutated and trained specifically to fight all varieties of monsters. As a general rule, a Witcher is an excellent swordsperson. A witcher typically has two types of swords, a steel one for humans and beasts and a silver one for magical monsters. He can also wield magic and can become skilled in the art of potion making, known as alchemy. To succeed with the most powerful monsters the Witcher makes use of all three of these aspects, using his exceptional knowledge of the monsters and how to deal with them.

You play the part of the main character of the books, Geralt of Rivia, known as the White Wolf. Something has affected his memory, so he has forgotten his past (which means the game can start you at lower levels and let you build up your character). Geralt returns to the castle where he first trained as a Witcher and the story and interaction begins.

You will need to guide Geralt as he regains his knowledge of the world. Much of his knowledge is regained through interacting with NPCs. Doing so will reveal pieces of the game's stories, Geralt’s history, and the world this takes place in, either through direct conversation or through completion of quests. The Witcher requires that the player search the world both for information and characters to interact with, but the searching isn’t difficult and is often very fun. The world is full of interesting characters for Geralt to speak with. Some have past history with him, some can become friends, and others will become enemies. For instance, while traveling down a road at night I happened upon a travelling trader and started a conversation. It so happens that Geralt had done this trader a service for which he was never paid, so the trader offered him the reward.

The world of The Witcher is very realistic, although a bit on the dark side. Few people are nice, although they can be. As a general rule, Witchers are disliked and misunderstood. You will quickly find that the NPCs you interact with start off as suspicious and mistrusting. Often, Geralt has to perform some task to gain their trust. Geralt himself doesn’t have the best opinion of the people around him either. He tends to a more brusque mode of interaction as a rule. Geralt can make friends as well as enemies, it all depends upon how you choose to interact with those around you. And, as is often true in real life, one must choose to take one side or another, making both an enemy and a friend.

The Witcher Enhanced Edition Guide

You can own The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut for free by downloading or updating the GOG Galaxy client. That's right, CD Projekt Red is giving away the original epic that kickstarted the juggernaut fantasy series The Witcher and spawned one of the games that defined the last decade.

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All you need to do is open up GOG Galaxy or install the client if you haven't already, head to the Recent tab, and check for a banner that lets you claim your copy of The Witcher: Enhanced Edition. If you already have GOG Galaxy installed and you aren't seeing the offer, you probably just need to update your client (I did).

The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut For Macbook

The Witcher originally released in 2007, and it got pretty good reviews despite myriad technical issues. The Enhanced Edition released the following year and fixed all of the buggy stuff and added a bunch of new content - 2008 GamesRadar found the Enhanced Edition to be a big improvement. Finally, the Director's Cut from 2009 is basically the Enhanced Edition without any of the censorship from the North American version. It's the Director's Cut that CD Projekt Red is giving away, so you can be sure you're getting the best version of the game.

The giveaway comes just days away from the much-anticipated launch of Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt's latest effort taking place in the dystopian Night City. GamesRadar's Sam Loveridge spent 16 hours with Cyberpunk 2077 and never wanted to leave Night City.

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