14 DAY TRIAL // The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is already widely seen as one of the most complex experiences launched in 2015 and fans of the title will be happy to learn that the size of the script on which the title is based dwarfs some of the biggest novels introduced this year.
According to IGN, the development team at CD Projekt RED created a narrative that required more than 450,000 words to be fleshed out while writers tend to limit their books to about 100,000 of them.
The company that handled The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt voice work says that the 50 hours that comprise the core narrative of the game included 950 speaking roles, although a smaller set of actual actors was involved.
The process started in 2012 and took more than 30 months to complete.
Borys Pugacz-Muraszkiewicz, a senior writer for the title, tells that those who voice acted are "masters of the human psyche and heart with a keen ear for language in its many regional and social variations."
Side, the company that worked on the new Geralt experience, was also involved with such titles as Dragon Age: Inquisition, Assassin's Creed: Unity and Alien: Isolation.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is getting more patches in the coming weeks
On Monday, the development team working on the title wants to deliver an update on the PC that's designed to eliminate the experience bug that is affecting a wide array of players.
The same changes will be introduced for home consoles at a later date.
CD Projekt RED is continuing to listen to feedback coming from fans in order to see which aspects of the game need to be improved as fast as possible.
The final adventure of Geralt uses an open world structure for the first time, allowing gamers to choose which quests they want to undertake and which monsters they want to hunt.
The Witcher 3 can offer more than 100 hours of entertainment for players, and the developers are also working on two expansions for the game, which will expand it by about 20 hours.
Until they launch, updates for the title will be delivered regularly.