Geralt of Rivia is on his way to Kaer Morhen for winter, but decides to stop in Vizima to earn a couple of extra orens before the first snow falls, closing the main routes and sending the monsters deep into their hideouts. He doesn't realise that a theoretically simple job will force him to decide whether or not there will be Christmas this year. Nor if there will ever be snow again...
Description
The most recent version of Merry Witchmas is available with The Witcher Patch 1.5. You can also download it separately, package contains a full walkthrough. This package contains english and polish version.
Preview
Post a comment
Profile
Icon
Game
The WitcherDeveloper
eLeR CreativeContact
Send MessageHomepage
Ifrit.plRelease date
Mod watch
Follow
Related Mods
Related Games
The Witcher
Role Playing
Related Groups
eLeR Creative
Developer
Tags
I haven't even finished this adventure yet, but I'm so impressed that I had to stop to tell you what a fabulous job you did.
For anyone who hasn't played yet, STOP READING NOW.
You guys have included so many little changes that make big differences. The sight of a dwarf wearing make-up was just hilarious, yet also somehow adorable. When I saw the Christmas tree in the hospital, I said to myself, "How did they do that," so I went closer. The decorations are actually strings of garlic and pumpkins -- that's fabulous! And crates that have been reduced in size make surprisingly good presents under the tree.
Of course, the big surprise was Diablo, and you guys did a fantastic job with him! Very impressive, I must say, and very nice use of special effects, lots of lovely demon-from-hell atmosphere!. And to whoever wrote the dialogue for that, I greatly enjoyed Geralt's unflappability in responding to Diablo's list of all his scary titles with "Geralt of Rivia, nice to meet you." I laughed out loud (which I also do for delight, not just humor) when I saw Diablo and again at Geralt's answer.
I was also glad to see that you got a girlfriend for poor Kalkstein. He's a very nice man, even if a bit out of it, and the crazy math professor seems like a great match for him. I've always liked Kalkstein, so I'm glad he's got some company, if he wants it.
I didn't pick up the red jewel after I killed Diablo; I'll have to restore from save once I've finished the adventure and see what terrible things happen if Geralt is foolish enough to take it.
Oh, and giving fisstech to a person with ... that name ... was also a great touch; the sort of thing that winks at those of us who've read a lot of SF but doesn't ruin the game for those who haven't.
I'm sure I've forgotten something I enjoyed, since there was so much of it, and as I say, I haven't finished yet, but I wanted to tell you what a great job I thought you all had done before I forgot too much.
Kudos!!