The Witcher: Monster Slayer sends you out on real-life quests on foot
(Android Central)

It`s a Witcher`s life — for better and for worse. Witcher: Monster Slayer is a game that feels like it should have been made a few years ago. From the ARG mechanics ripped whole from the likes of Harry Potter: Wizards Unite to the stubborn insistence on making players leave their houses and go into populated spaces, this feels like something made for another time. For those skeptical that the Witcher gameplay formula wouldn`t fit into the ARG mold, that isn`t the game`s problem. Monster Slayer is set apart from other games of its type by its snappy combat and great art design. It`s got the same atmosphere as the other Witcher media, and you`ll feel like a Witcher playing it — but that`s not necessarily a good thing since, as seen in the rest of the lore, Witchers are dogsbodies who have to do a lot of traveling. The game launched worldwide this week after having soft-launched in New Zealand in February. The Witcher: Monster Slayer review: What`s good What`s not good Should...