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Test Chamber – The Witcher 3: Blood And Wine's First 45 Minutes
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Blood and Wine is finally here, taking us to the breathtaking area of Toussaint. Don't be fooled by Toussaint's blue skies and fabulous vineyards, it has its fair share of darkness and corruption. Mainly in the form of a vicious beast that has been killing knights. The expansion offers hours and hours of content, and I found it to be a fantastic way to spend your last days as Geralt.
On this episode of Test Chamber, join Dan Tack and I as we discuss Blood and Wine in depth and play through the opening. Find out what brings Geralt to Toussaint, see some of the new monsters in action, and watch us make some early decisions. Remember in the Witcher world, things are never as cut and dried as they first appear...
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