Customer Ratings & Reviews

Length:: 5:08 Mins So This guide book is absolutely amazing. The book itself is massive and has a beautiful hardcover which feels really thick and durable. It also comes with a cool little lore book which goes over the history of the world of the Witcher as well as some of the more important characters and people. It also comes with a code to get the eguide online which is also really nice. Now for the guide itself its a beast. It has just over 500 pages of pure awesomeness. The table of contents are as follows 1.Foreword 2.Intro and characters 3.How to use this guide 4.Training 5.Quest walkthrough 6.Atlas of the northern realms 7.Appendices and compendiums 8.Art of the Witcher 3 1.So the foreword basically talks about the guide and is 1 page. 2.The intro and characters covers the different characters both good and bad and is 8 pages. 3.The how to use this guide basically tells you what page each quest can be found on and is 4 pages. 4.The training goes over the hud and different transportation like running, horse, boat and so on. Then it goes over potions, bombs, shops and the economy, the equipment, combat, and character development. This takes 38 pages. 5.And then there's the quests which take a whooping 320 pages of the guide. It covers all the quests and tells you which pieces of dialogue will have major impacts and which ones don't matter as much. It tells you the item you get with each quest as well, where to start the quest, and recommended items and such. It breaks up nicely into sections so that all the main quests are together and then the secondary ones, then the contracts, Qwent quests, heroes pursuits, treasure hunts, and then how to get each certain ending. 6.The atlas is 66 pages and goes over the entire world and shows points of interest, quest locations, merchants, chests, and dungeons. 7.Then the appendices is 50 pages that goes over the enemies and what each one drops and where to find them and what their weaknesses are. It also gives some suggestions on how to attack them. Then it goes over where to find in game things like the Qwent cards and trophy guide. Finally it covers the weapons and armor and tell the damage, quality, and other stats. Also it goes into the crafting and herbs. 8.Finally the art section is 32 pages of awesomeness. The art is beautiful and mostly is about the environment but has a few character pieces as well. So there you have it, this monster of a guide is absolutely amazing and will definitely help you get through the Witcher faster than it would have taken you. The lore book is a cool little bonus for those of you that care about the history and such. The guide itself covers everything and the art section is just stunning. Overall this book is a work of art itself and I highly recommend it for any Witcher fan out there.

So This guide book is absolutely amazing. The book itself is massive and has a beautiful hardcover which feels really thick and durable. It also comes with a cool little lore book which goes over the history of the world of the Witcher as well as some of the more important characters and people. It also comes with a code to get the eguide online which is also really nice. Now for the guide itself its a beast. It has just over 500 pages of pure awesomeness. The table of contents are as follows 1.Foreword 2.Intro and characters 3.How to use this guide 4.Training 5.Quest walkthrough 6.Atlas of the northern realms 7.Appendices and compendiums 8.Art of the Witcher 3 1.So the foreword basically talks about the guide and is 1 page. 2.The intro and characters covers the different characters both good and bad and is 8 pages. 3.The how to use this guide basically tells you what page each quest can be found on and is 4 pages. 4.The training goes over the hud and different transportation like running, horse, boat and so on. Then it goes over potions, bombs, shops and the economy, the equipment, combat, and character development. This takes 38 pages. 5.And then there's the quests which take a whooping 320 pages of the guide. It covers all the quests and tells you which pieces of dialogue will have major impacts and which ones don't matter as much. It tells you the item you get with each quest as well, where to start the quest, and recommended items and such. It breaks up nicely into sections so that all the main quests are together and then the secondary ones, then the contracts, Qwent quests, heroes pursuits, treasure hunts, and then how to get each certain ending. 6.The atlas is 66 pages and goes over the entire world and shows points of interest, quest locations, merchants, chests, and dungeons. 7.Then the appendices is 50 pages that goes over the enemies and what each one drops and where to find them and what their weaknesses are. It also gives some suggestions on how to attack them. Then it goes over where to find in game things like the Qwent cards and trophy guide. Finally it covers the weapons and armor and tell the damage, quality, and other stats. Also it goes into the crafting and herbs. 8.Finally the art section is 32 pages of awesomeness. The art is beautiful and mostly is about the environment but has a few character pieces as well. So there you have it, this monster of a guide is absolutely amazing and will definitely help you get through the Witcher faster than it would have taken you. The lore book is a cool little bonus for those of you that care about the history and such. The guide itself covers everything and the art section is just stunning. Overall this book is a work of art itself and I highly recommend it for any Witcher fan out there.

This is a great guide as it covers the whole game and it's branching storyline. There are spoilers inside so be careful when you do want to use it. I mostly used it after my first play through. On my second play through I decided to go with the "Blood and Broken Bones" difficulty. I think my 2nd play through is even better than the first now that I'm using the guide. This guide also has useful appendices for items and a bestiary full of monsters and their weaknesses. I don't usually buy guides but I collect the "Witcher" merchandise as this one comes with another 96 page book which explores the characters and lore a bit more in depth. The guide itself well built for the collector's edition, featuring a hardcover and a beautiful cover. I would advise others to buy this guide if they love the Witcher series or are just looking to thoroughly 100% complete the game.

I started the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt with a ton of background knowledge. Before the game came out I'd already read all the books, played all the games, and watched a lot of videos about it on YouTube. Despite that this Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Prima Official Startegy Guide is incredibly helpful for gamers of any caliber. This Witcher Bible has everything you will need to play the game. Having already beat the game, this helped me though completing tough quests, finding hidden gear, and even seeing what effect a decision will have in the world. When I opened this I was pleasently surprised because it comes with a free Prima Official eGuide not mentoined when I pre-ordered the product. Included in the book is Quest Walkthroughs, Atlas' of the Northern Realms, Appendices and Compendiums, and Art of the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

Bought the book for my girlfriend to use. It's an amazing guide to look at overall though and she says it's very useful. The book itself is full of tons of content and has a very nice cover., literally hundreds of pages of content. It also comes with a little lore book that goes over the history of the world, a nice bonus. Overall a great collectors guide that you can nab for around $25 if you buy it with The Witcher 3 game and have Gamers Club Unlocked.

There is literally so much content within this game that I cannot help, but to recommend the guide. Even if you're not one that needs help with the game, it is still great to have a guide to know what all can actually be done within the game. The book also looks incredible and that's why I like the collector's because hard back is just so nice.

Very good guide for the game and also art book. Very nice hard cover guide and looks good on the shelf. Amazing game and playing through first time without the guide but will play again and use the guide to find stuff I might have missed.

I liked the quality of this strategy guide very smooth compare to other strategy guide. It is very helpful while you playing the game. I really recommend this strategy guide to all the fans of The Witcher series.

This is the best game guide I have ever owned. I'm trying to not use it so I can explore the game on my own and experience it in my own way. But the way the guide is bound, written and designed is fantastic.

When I went to pick up my pre-order of the game, I found one strategy guide left on the shelf. Knowing my experience with the second game in the series and how often I wished I had a guide for it that I didn't have to scour the internet for, I decided I should pick up this one, especially because my GamersClub membership gave me a discount. At roughly 500 pages, you get your money's worth. Full-color maps, bestiary, character guide, strategies and tips from the developers, and much more means this is a guide worth every penny. I don't often use strategy guides, but for monster games like Witcher 3 I'm glad I found one before they sold out. I'll be keeping it close at hand while I play.

This hard cover game guide is a collectable for sure. The slightly holographic swords on the front and the companion faux leather monster guide is a must have for any witcher fan. 5 stars

This guide is of very nice quality. Shows strategies, maps, enemy weaknesses and all around how to do everything. For me, a must have.

This is a very beautiful book! The companion guide that it comes with that gives the history of the other witchers is awesome.

Nice looking and feels good. Very in depth and shows you how to go into the very complex world of the witcher

This guide is a beast! This is a rather large hardcover guide with an excellent amount of game play tips, walk-through information, and background/lore. Reading the monster descriptions is pretty fun as you can tell the developers were going for some pretty dark lore when making this game. Guide also comes with a digital code so you can access your guide on a tablet or laptop, and also included with this version was a small book with even more lore.

Very detailed, sometimes a bit difficult to follow, as there is a lot of content to cover. Great graphics.

I would really recommend this guide. it's very detailed and the quality of the book is outstanding.

Hard back Collector's Game Guide, very detailed info with maps and secrets.

Whether you're the witcher or the witchest, this book will help you. Although I usually don't buy guides, an rpg this large and deep really demands some extra attention. You could look online at a wiki somewhere, but this coffee table worthy hardcover book filled with art is worth it. It also comes with a good quality bonus companion booklet for the world of The Witcher.

The Witcher is a BIG game, without a guide you will likely miss many options and items. I prefer the collector's editions when available for the extras and artwork. Even though the guide prices are increasing with the complexity of the games, I feel it is worth the price for what it adds to the gameplay.