With that being said, it cannot be understated what a marvel it is that The Witcher 3 even exists on Nintendo Switch at all. You will need a micro SD card with at least 32 GB to store Wild Hunt, or else you won’t be able to play. The actual size of the game file itself is 31.1 GB, which happens to be more room than the Switch itself has storage space. But, for those who are new to this expansive world, this is as good a time as any to join in on the magic of The Witcher.īefore I get into the meat of this review, there is something that needs to be pointed out early on – The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a big game, and I don’t mean just in terms of in-game content. If you’ve already played Wild Hunt in any of its previous iterations, then you’ll already know what to expect here and, to be blunt, there is no real incentive to pick it up again on the Switch (the whole experience is much grander on console or PC). It is a pleasure to say that, even after all this time and the various re-releases and DLC we’ve had since the original launch, The Witcher 3 has lost none of its charms. The short answer – it’s pretty damn good. Fast-forward to 2019, and, finally, Geralt of Rivia has made his way to the Nintendo Switch, but when it was announced that it’d be ported to the Switch, the natural question was how would it compare? The critically-acclaimed fantasy RPG has earned more than its fair share of awards over the years, making it hard to downplay its legacy and relevance, even now. It’s been over 4 years since The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was first released into the world.
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