An LTG writer writes "I know that the Witcher series has vast amounts of lore, sort of like Bethesda’s Elder Scrolls, but I know almost nothing about it. So, in the build up to release I was a little concerned that I wouldn’t be able to connect to the game in the same way."
What follows is an opinion piece that attempts to explore whether or not CD Projekt Red's new game is accessible for those that are new to the series.
Skewed and Reviewed have posted some gameplay from the retro game.
The best Souls-like not made by FromSoftware, Lies of P has now sold over three million copies since its 2023 release.
To celebrate, all members of the Round8 Studio development team will be rewarded with a two-week holiday, a bonus of 10 million KRW (~£5,400 / $7,300), and a Nintendo Switch 2.
I appreciate this way of doing business. I may even buy Lies of P now because of it. Where your money goes it's literally the only leverage we have as consumers to make a difference in an industry we all have an opinion about. Withholding it or spending it in the right places is about all we can do.
This is fire. Just like the game. I haven't gotten the dlc yet, but im really thinking about it. I just thought it ended great, I really want to see what they do with Dorothy. Will you fight the Tinman, Scarecrow, Cowardly Lion, the Wicked Witch and Wizard of Oz? Maybe Toto's with us, that'd be fire.
For the moment there, I thought Lies of P will be ported to Switch 2. XD Anyway, congratulations to Round8 and the whole development team.
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its easier especially on combat, i cant play witcher 1 because of weird control
This game is hard as hell. I'm playing on Death March and it's more hardcore than Bloodborne right now.
Absolutely I'd say. This is my first foray into the Witcher universe, and I've gotten a reasonably good handle on the game's systems thus far. Albeit I'm only level 7, and about 6 hours in. I'm playing on Blood and Bones, and I learned pretty quickly that patience and dodging are your two best friends in combat. Not to mention preparation.
I'm going to find out when I start playing it.
Yes and no. While it's a new story line, there are plenty of references to people and events from past games that I have no clue about. Doesn't particularly bother me though. Having fun :D