The Witcher 3 is a very impressive, large and grandiose videogame that managed to support it's own weight and successfully charmed people by being genuine and extravagant. If you're new to the Witcher series, most likely you'll have the feeling that this game is a "edgy" and gritty dark fantasy game and you could either feel repulsed or interested by that, but you'll sure be humbled once you get 3-4 hours in. There's simply too much vibrancy and color in a world that presents itself as dark, too many things to feel attached to, and too many chuckles to have. My only complaints seem to be minimal, but they do get on my nerves sometimes. The controls aren't the best, or maybe I'm just so clumsy I can hardly do anything without hurting and bumping into innocents by accident. And the font they chose is so small I can hardly read it from my couch (I'm still playing on a PC, just hooked to a TV). But it's an improvement over Witcher 2's font, designed for ants. You'll think that this is just nitpicking, but it'll get on your nerves too, just don't let those tiny bad things get in the way of a great game.