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Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Complete Edition - Xbox One

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  • If you buy this game, you will receive a free next-gen update on December 14th!
  • Play as a highly trained monster slayer for hire.
  • Built for endless adventure, the massive open world of The Witcher sets new standards in terms of size, depth and complexity.
  • The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Game of the Year edition brings together the base game and all the additional content released to date.

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Become a professional monster slayer and embark on an adventure of epic proportions! Upon its release, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt became an instant classic, claiming over 250 Game of the Year awards. Now you can enjoy this huge, over 100-hour long, open-world adventure along with both its story- driven expansions worth an extra 50 hours of gameplay. This edition includes all additional content - new weapons, armor, companion outfits, new game mode and side quests.

Publication Date: August 30, 2016


Computer Platform: Xbox One


Global Trade Identification Number: 02


UPC: 883929556502


Compatible Video Game Console Models: Microsoft Xbox One, Microsoft Xbox One S, Microsoft Xbox One X


Release date: August 30, 2016


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Product Dimensions: 0.4 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 2.47 ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Language: English


Rated: Mature


Item model number: 1000620181


Item Weight: 2.47 ounces


Manufacturer: Warner Home Video - Games


Date First Available: August 11, 2016


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    • Great game, free remastered upgrade, disc-to-digital compatible.
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Great game, slow at first but once you get passed the first hour of gameplay there is a ton to do and is a ton of fun. The card game in the game Gwent is pretty fun too. The writing in the dialog is top-notch aswell. Its way more fun than the newer game. If you have a PC or Xbox series X/S you automatically get the the remastered version. The Xbox one does not get the remastered version. Buying this physical copy is cheaper than buying the game digitally. Nothing to complain about at all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2026 by Rayman D.
    • A Must-Play RPG — Even Years Later
Still one of the best games I’ve ever played. Period. If you’re on the fence, just grab it. The Complete Edition comes with all the DLC, including Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine, which honestly feel like full games on their own. The story is where this really shines. It’s dark, emotional, and full of choices that actually matter. You’re not just picking good vs. evil—you’re making tough decisions that stick with you. Combat is solid once you get the hang of it. Mixing swordplay with signs, bombs, and oils feels rewarding without being overwhelming. The characters are unforgettable, the voice acting is great, and the world feels alive from start to finish. Blood and Wine especially deserves a shoutout—it adds a whole new region and a storyline that could’ve easily been sold as a standalone sequel. I don’t replay many games, but I’ve come back to this one more than once—and it hits every time. If you’ve never played it, this is the version to get. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2025 by Gunnar
    • Love the game.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2026 by Kindle Customer
    • Incorrect condition listed.....But a great game
Great game but was listed from Amazon as 'Used - Mint'. Condition of case was 'good' and the disk was dirty and had to thoroughly be cleaned. Should have been listed as 'Fair' or 'Good'..... Far from Mint.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2026 by Anne
    • A must buy
Due to an awesome Netflix show and years of hearing great things, I made my first foray into this series with this purchase. I am not disappointed in the least. As a gamer I'd describe myself as a very story, choice, fantasy, and single player oriented guy; who also loves overpowering evil, angry, or ugly creatures. The type who loves the single player campaigns in the Halo, Bioshock, Half-life (I hate you Valve), Fallout, Elder Scrolls, and Metro franchises. I love the mystery of a strange world, its lore, and a bit of hack/slash/blast to keep it challenging. If there's a bit of emotion, interesting characters, and mysteries to be solved; all the more better. This game fits my ideal game criteria. It reeled me in quickly, and now untold hours in I'm scared to let myself finish it. I'm just not ready to move on. I started with little concept of the back story to this franchise, but fortunately the game fills you in pretty well through conversations with other characters. Without feeling like a lore tutorial I might add. The fighting encountered doesn't feel over or under challenging, requires fun strategy, and the game feels well rounded between story and action overall. I'm having difficulty reviewing this because I don't want to give away any story spoilers. I'll say that it's good enough that you should experience it yourself. Don't Google the story, you'll enjoy taking it in as the game provides. Of note, this game has an optional card game that your character can play against characters that you encounter; "Gwent". I normally ignore this type of activity in games, striking them off as pointless, winnings free gambling, against a random number generator. I was shocked to discover that this little card game is so addictive that I've found myself searching out any opponent that I can find in the wilderness. I'd encourage you to collect cards from vendors from the get go and challenge ever character you can. Overall I'm thrilled with this purchase. It'd be an incredible game at $60 on store shelves. Having played it I'd be happy if it had even been $100 with the DLC. I forget what I ended up paying here, but it was far less than that, and a steal for a game of this quality. I consider this a "must buy". I hope that you enjoy it as much as I have, vatt'ghern. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2020 by Teriyakikitten
    • Outstanding Game!!!
This is my first installment in the witcher series. I've tried it on PC before and found the controls to be too cumbersome to deal with but the adaptation to console seems to be almost flawless. Pros: GOTY addition so it's got all expansions and patches. Very few bugs. I have yet to encounter a bug with over 30 hours into play so far. Story is actually really good and your decisions in the game impact story so replayability is nice. Combat system takes a little bit to get used to but Really big open world with lots of quests. Reminds me a lot of skyrim. Players to like adventure and exploration will thrive in this game There are options to scale difficulty and to upscale lower level opponents so every combat encounter is challenging and grants exp. Almost ALL of the dialogue is acted. This really makes the game immersive and you get a good feel for the characters. Voice acting is good. Lots of options to custom build your character to match your play style. Go light armor and fast attacks in a combat built or heavy armor and strong attacks or build up your magic (sign) abilities. Fast travel is available so you dont waste a lot of time running around once you've explored an area. Crafting system is great and finding new patterns for armor, potions weapons and bombs definitely rewards the player who likes to explore. Quests are abundant and clearly marked with level and area. The game also shows you where the quest objectives are on the minimap and shows you exactly how to get there for most of them which is nice. Cons: Controls are much better on console than PC but inventory/map/skill management was clearly designed to be used with a mouse. Its functional but takes a little patience. Combat is nice, but challenging. Took a sold 10 hours to really get a grip on it so that i could bump up the difficulty. The game auto-saves frequently so if you die it will load your last save but it does take 3-4 minutes for that save to load which is a bit of a pita if you're struggling with a challenging encounter or you happen to jump off of a ledge you seem to be very squishy. If you jump between major areas the game plays a cut scene every time, presumably as it loads that map. I tended to bounce between areas a lot so those cut scenes get a little old after a while. The cons are honestly relatively small inconveniences. They're not major flaws by any stretch. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this game and the companion Prima Guide, especially if you're new to the game. There's a lot of functionality that's was new to me since i had not played previous witcher games. I was 10 hrs in and using food almost exclusively to heal before i figured out that meditation also refilled my potions which is a BIG deal or figured out how to play the integrated card mini game (I really struggled with the rules to this game until i read the guide). It's a very well polished game comparable to skyrim but with better combat and story IMO. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2017 by Led Jedi
    • Well-made but ultimately kind of boring.
It's a fine game, sure, but, yeesh, is the combat easy to exploit and the story kinda whatever. I spent dozens and dozens of hours playing the game, and, honestly, the Gwent card-game side missions were my favorite part overall... and even that was pretty easy once I got the hang of it. Generally-speaking, it's engaging enough to soak up a lot of time. I've started it twice and put close to a hundred hours in and still have never felt compelled to actually beat the main story, let alone get into the DLC content. The gameplay loses its luster fairly quickly and it is very easy to make your character overpowered to the point of trivializing a lot of the encounters. I have no regrets purchasing the game, but it is one of the few RPG-style games I have played in my life that I did not see through to completion. It is likely I became too dedicated to completing every side mission I encountered - of which there must be over a hundred - and the slog of doing all of that is likely what robbed the game of any feeling of real difficulty or engagement. I think the developers themselves acknowledged that their biggest mistake in development was putting in so many side-missions. The best advice I have encountered is to not bother to engage with something like 2/3 of the side missions you run into, or you will spend so much time and be so grossly over-leveled for the main campaign that it becomes uninteresting. If you are a completionist (like me), this is a difficult mental hurdle to jump as your quest log balloons into pages and pages of side missions - just keep in mind that the glut of content is best-suited to add flavor to subsequent playthroughs, and completing them all in one go robs the game of replay value while also hampering one's ability to enjoy the game. Just do the ones that seem interesting and let the rest wither and die. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2020 by J. K.
    • If you hate captivating story lines, well written characters and an immersive world don't buy.
*Edit Oct 2020* If you haven't played the game yet then I don't know what will. Since my previous review I've played the first 2 witcher games and I have to say that playing those had made me appreciate the Witcher 3 all the more. This isn't a review on the first 2 Witchers but I do recommend you play them as I think they are worth playing. The first game's combat system is a bit rough to get used to by today's standards but the story is still great and the Witcher 2 is also a masterpiece *chefs kiss*. I've now played the Witcher 3 twice (2nd time on PC) and am still enjoying It. If you're the kind of a gamer who prefers a more casual experience where It does not require a lot of thought and can kind of go autopilot then you may not enjoy the W3 as much as It is highly detailed in almost every aspect. However, I don't believe this is a negative thing and I don't consider It overwhelming. It strikes a very good balance of depth and enjoyment in my opinion. Even 5 years after the game was released you can still find videos of people finding new things in the game. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll most certainly have a good time. Once It's over and you feel a sense of emptiness don't be sad that Its over, be glad that It happened at all. Buy It now and you'll get a free upgrade to the next gen when It is available. ------ One of my greatest fears of playing games is playing a game so good that i lose myself in it. I have a very addictive personality when it comes to gaming so when i heard such positive reviews about the Witcher 3 i was hesitant as i felt like i will spend many hours in this world. Well let me tell you friends... that is exactly what happened. I have never played the first 2 witchers before (but youtube summaries and cutscenes can be sufficient) but this game has made immersing yourself into it's world so easy. I have not been so captivated by the characters and plot in quite some time and i found myself playing this almost everyday. I see this game being compared to skyrim quite often but they really have nothing in common besides the "medieval" timeframe. I have now completed the entire story, and both DLCs and i can easily say this is one of my favorite games of all time. The level of detail the developers put into this game is unbelievable. I almost wish i can forget the game and replay it like it was my first time. Buy the complete edition with the DLCs. They are equally as captivating as the main plotline. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2018 by Kenneth

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