The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Blood and Wine

Our analysis

A brilliant, beautifully realized expansion that serves as a perfect send-off for Geralt and the series. The new region of Toussaint is gorgeous and tonally fresh, packed with hilarious and bizarre side quests, while enhanced mutations meaningfully reinvent the combat. Engaging from start to finish and more than substantial enough to justify diving back in.

Our analysis

A substantial final expansion offering a whole new region, Toussaint, that looks like a painting and blends high-fantasy whimsy with the series' darker, tongue-in-cheek edge. It packs roughly 25 hours of content, an upgradeable home vineyard, new quests, mutations, and dyes, with strong characters and a satisfying conclusion. The one drawback is that it's mechanically more of the same. For the price it's well worth it for any Witcher fan.