The Witcher 3

The bad:

- There are 3 main hairstyles you can choose from (more will come from the free DLC), but whenever you choose anything but the default, the hair will clip through your armor. Whether this is fixed in the day one patch is unknown.

- Sometimes during the cutscenes Geralt's hair spazzes out and goes wild even if there is no wind.

- The fighting system is mediocre

- The graphics were downgraded ( god damn review hate squad, am I rite? -N.), but not a ton. The most noticeable thing was that during previews Igni started a fire on grass and ground nearby, in the retail version the effect is gone.

- Some animations are extremely awkward and unintuitive (you can do a "dash" but you never go where you want to go, "the movement feels unnatural, or maybe even theatrical, it looks as if the game was designed to look flashy but there was no "oomph" behind it"). You need a couple of hours to get used to it.

- The crossbow is an extremely useless tool- a reviewer mentions that he tried to shoot a golem with it and he did a critical hit that dealt 1 (ONE) point of damage- while even the extremely weak light attack did over a hundred. He acknowledges that it sort of makes sense when fighting a stone creature, but the crossbow never deals enough damage to become useful.

- Horseback fighting is clunky and frustrating to use- more often than not Geralt attacks on the opposite side that you wanted.

- AI is clunky as well- they circle around Geralt but they never seem to move that often, so you can roll out of danger, drink a couple of potions and be back in full health with AI not really reacting to it properly

- A mini-boss fight was extremely easy- you could just roll around and hit him while following in a circle and the AI was clueless; Geralt even has a lot of invincibility frames when rolling so when the mini-boss hit his neck while rolling- he did no damage.

- Ragdoll is extremely bad- the monsters or people you kill "lose around 90% of their weight" when they die and they swirl around Geralt's feet or shoot out in the air

- Climbing and jumping is clunky- even a fall from a medium height causes you to lose half your health

- Swimming is OK, but it feels like swimming in jello and is sort of slow

The good:

- A lot of references to Polish culture and literature (Dziady by Adam Mickiewicz etc.), tons of Polish folklore

- Great voice acting

- Great humor and dialogues

- Fantastic side quests, best ever written in a game (no fetch quests like "kill 20 monsters" etc.)

- The graphics are really good (the reviewer compares it to DA:I) and runs really well on PC

- Fantastic design of monsters- each fight is different and each monster is different

- Even 3 enemies are a potential danger if you're not careful