The Witcher’s journey to the Duchy of Toussaint is a liberal blend of beauty and brutality. In every corner, it’s The Witcher 3, but better.
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Review: The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine

The Witcher’s journey to the Duchy of Toussaint is a liberal blend of beauty and brutality. In every corner, it’s The Witcher 3, but better.
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