It can’t be helped,The WitcherIIIis such a great game.
Hence, it is understandable that you want more to do inThe Witcher IIIeven after finishing the main story.
Last updated: January 10th, 2019 to include even more activities for after you beat the game.
It appears you have nothing left to win in this game… but have you won Gwent?
It’s CDPR’s answer to the monotonous and repetitive mini-games from the pastWitchertitles.
Basically, you look for opponents in the game world who know how to play.
Merchants are always game and even blacksmiths sometimes.
It’s bound to keep you busy, as your Gwent conquest can span multiple kingdoms and locales.
It’s an overhaul of Gwent made into a fully-fledged game that also involves plenty ofThe Witcherlore.
Besides, it’s more witcher lore, can’t say no to that.
As such, plenty of open-world games releasing afterThe Witcher IIIare likely of exceptional quality, particularly AAA titles.
As you’re able to imagine, his name transcends beyondThe Witchergames and even shows.
More than that, Geralt’s promised presence in those games ought to keep you interested as well.
Thankfully,The Witcher IIIhas two of them.
Note the word “expansion” instead of “downloadable content (DLC)” as CDPR worded it.
The price you pay for them is more than worth it.
That only means more Witcher adventures.
To us, however, that’s good enough since its not every day we get to kill monsters.
So, stick to some roleplaying and do some Witcher work.
There’s no shortage of them either even after finishing the main quest.
In that regard, some of the most atmospheric and thematic moments inThe Witcher IIIcome from the side-quests.
These are the adventures where your moral compass and sense of responsibility will be tested.
Some of them are even more interesting or heavier than parts of the main quest.
So again, feel free to complete all of these side-quests to make yourWitcher IIIexperience more spellbinding.
There are also plenty of caves, monster dens, mountains, and forests to explore inThe Witcher III.
In fact, the main quest won’t even have you exploring the majority of the map.
That only serves to increase the replay value of an already lengthy game.
