The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Blood and Wine

For just a dlc, this blew my mind how big it is. Its just wow. Its longer than most AAAA quadruple games, better looking, better story, better characters, its just a game on its own, thats still one of the best rpgs ever and even best game of all time! "Blood & Wine" is a transcendent DLC that, much like Hearts of Stone and the base game, left me in awe. Words can scarcely capture the emotions I experienced while playing it. The story is intricately woven, rich with depth, and brought to life through exhilarating missions, epic boss battles, and unforgettable characters. The new map is a masterpiece of design, offering a fresh and authentic atmosphere that stands out brilliantly. The soundtrack is a work of art, sending chills down your spine and drawing you even deeper into the world. The abundance of new side missions, weapons, upgrades, and intriguing places to explore adds immense value to the game. It provides a perfect and satisfying conclusion, further cementing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt as the greatest game ever made, and establishing Blood & Wine as the best DLC ever created in history of video games, in my opinion. "Don’t Blame Yourself. No Witcher’s Ever Died In His Bed"

The best DLC I have ever played, by far. More content than, and better than, most full price games. It is a monumental achievment that will likely never be beaten, accept maybe by the eventual 'The Witcher 4' DLC. A wonderful finale to 'TW3', giving the greatest game ever the greatest DLC Ever!!

amazing and beautiful addition to the already amazing and beautiful main game. music, visuals, atmosphere - everything is there.

Amazing expansion! Toussaint is a gorgeous new area to explore, with a great story, fun quests, and lots of new monsters and gear. You even get your own vineyard. A must-play for Witcher fans!

CD Projekt has a knack for creating exceptional DLCs—first Blood and Wine, then Phantom Liberty. I absolutely loved this DLC. The story was engaging, the side quests were highly entertaining, and the map was stunning. Much like with Phantom Liberty, I highly recommend that anyone who enjoyed The Witcher 3 buy at least Blood and Wine. While both DLCs are fantastic, if you have to choose just one, Blood and Wine would be the better investment.

Most probably the best DLC I have ever played; transforms the dark war torn witcher world into a more colourful place with an overall different tone. Mmmmm, mmm, mm.

Despite the fact that i romanced yen, somehow ended up seeing at the end of the game dandi hugging me. Game made my character from straight to gay . DUCK

This DLC is amazing, but the final boss fight was so janky that I had to give this a negative review. Seriously, so disappointing because it could be such a great boss fight if the mechanics were not completely screwed.

The end of Geralt's story. It's as perfect as the main game.

Blood and Wine – A Beautiful Farewell with a Monster Hiding in the Roses Rating: 9.5/10 Toussaint looks like a dream. But this dream? Hides a nightmare. Blood and Wine takes everything you love about The Witcher 3 and paints it with sunlight, vineyards, and music... Until the murders begin. This DLC is massive — new map, new story, new monsters, and your own damn house. It feels like a full game — not just an expansion. And then there’s Dettlaff. Not your typical villain. He’s not here to monologue. He’s here to rip hearts out, bathe in blood, and burn cities if you mess with him. He's not evil for the sake of it. But he’s not some misunderstood softie either. He's a predator. A volatile, deadly force. Driven by pain, betrayal, and monstrous instincts. When he fights — he doesn’t play fair. You’ll feel it. That final battle? A three-phase nightmare. A test of your skills, patience, and how many times you can shout "WTF is this thing??" The Writing? Sharp. Emotional. Mature. You’ll question loyalties, make tough choices, and feel the consequences. The Ending? Peaceful. Emotional. A rare moment of rest for Geralt. After everything — it feels earned. Final Thoughts : The base game is a good, Blood and Wine is the poetic sunset at the end of a storm. It’s not just a DLC — it's a farewell letter to one of gaming's greatest heroes. The journey through Toussaint feels like a deep breath after years of chaos — but even here, darkness waits beneath beauty. You’ll laugh, fight, bleed, and reflect. And when it ends — it doesn’t just feel complete. It feels right. Blood and Wine isn’t just more Witcher — it’s the final glass Geralt raises, before he walks off into the sunset… not as a monster slayer, but as a man finally at peace.

I would say story not as strong as first dlc but still new map is so good and chill and feels good geralt finally enjoy his half retirement in here And new gwent deck is good and kinda op

I started this in 2025 and it is STILL the greatest DLC i have ever seen in my life

Fantastic DLC, a must buy if you liked Witcher 3

great expansion will worth the price

DLC worth every penny, more like standalone games

Best DLC ever created.