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# The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Collector's Edition: Prima Official Game Guide

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EXCLUSIVE! A Fractured Land: Tales of the Northern Realms - This 96-page compendium of biographical notes, lore, and exclusive marginalia art is filled to the brim with information about the important people, places, and legendary heroes within the world of The Witcher. Compiled and curated by David S. J. Hodgson and the story team at CD PROJEKT RED, this unique book can only be found packaged with this collectible, hardcover Collector’s Edition strategy guide. The World of the Witcher Art Gallery - A vivid 32-page art section featuring concepts and designs that offer an intriguing perspective on the origins,look, and style of this ambitious game environment. Complete Game Coverage - At over 500 pages, this guide includes all of the content featured in the standard edition strategy guide. Complete over 250 quests, upgrade to the best gear, craft the most powerful items, and discover alternate endings! FREE Mobile-Friendly eGuide - Enjoy all the content from our printed strategy guide in a convenient, easy-to-use digital companion. These limited edition guides will only be printed once. When they are sold out, they will be gone forever!

Review: You get what you pay for - great guide with some negligible flaws! - The guide is good and detailed. As most of you already know it comes with a code for the digital version (I had no problems with that) and a small book (A Fractured Land) that also has a nice cover and feel to it. Since there are a lot of reviews already I won't be trying to do one. I just want to address the points most of the buyers complain about and share some of my own. - The thin/flimsy pages - they indeed are on the thin side but they are not terrible. This is my first collector's edition guide and I cannot judge what was the quality of the pages in the past but this is just the standard quality prima games guides' pages (at least for the last years). Yes, nothing shouts premium about the guide except the cover. - No index - yes, there is no index. Still, this is not a fact that bothers me and here are my reasons: - - On page 12 and 13 there is a "Quest Overview" section/table that shows you all the quest alphabetically ordered (and on which page of the guide to find them). Actually the book is pretty cohesively written and the quests are presented in a consecutive order. There are some big main quests that will be chopped in the book by some secondary or even other small main quests but this does not ruin the experience but rather enhances it (at least for me). - - The "Atlas" section shows you everything that can be found in the different regions of the map (quests included again with the corresponding page in the guide). - - The "Appendices and Compendiums" section is the only section that is a collection of topics that are somewhat not easy for navigation within the book. On the good side this section is fairly short and once you go through it visually you'll have no problem. - - If you want to search on the go, the web version is ideal for this. If you have a tablet near you while playing it will be the best. On the other hand the information in the book is presented far better and with more eye candy. - The art section is a nice touch with some information in between the different sketches. The text does not bring a lot to the experience of the art but is simply there for somewhat to complete the ambiance. I would have preferred some info on the inspiration behind the sketches than mere description of what you see or already know. - The thing that actually bothers me is all the grammar and spelling mistakes in the guide. I'm not a native speaker but still the mistakes are very basic. Next time at least run a spell check if there is no time for a real copy-editing. Overall I'm pretty happy with the guide and its content (and the bonus materials). I bought mine for 15 pounds.
Review: Thorough and beautiful. - First off, if you're a fan of The Witcher then this book if just for you. The hardback edition is just beautiful, solid and well designed. Some have said that the pages are thin, but I find them no thinnner than those of other game guides that I have. Obviously, considering the usefulness of this book care should be taken as the pages can be easily torn. This book is very well written, with a defined table of contents and index markers on each page to identify which section is being tackled. However, because there are no sub-catagories listed in the contents it takes a while to find certain topics like Alchemy, for example, which I finally managed to find hidden in the Appendices and Compendium section under the Inventory and Unique Items. The Inventory catagory is quite extensive, I just wish the various topics stood out more. However, this is just a minor thing considering the wealth of knowledge packed inside this book. It is definitely an exhaustive guide to the game with a beautiful portion devoted to the artwork of The Witcher. The quests are thoroughly explained and the maps are clear and there are sections dedicated to all things Gwent, how to play and where to locate all the cards in the game. The Colletor's Edition also comes with a little hardback book called "A Fractured Land: Tales of the Northern Realms" and it is so neat, filled with history, tales, information about the characters and beautiful pictures and illustrations. My only gripe is that the print is really small and could cause eye strain. All in all, I'm quite satisfied with my purchase and considering the price it was definitely worth it. A welcome additon to my bookcase.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | 436,972 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,132 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ You get what you pay for - great guide with some negligible flaws!
*by T***V on 27 December 2015*

The guide is good and detailed. As most of you already know it comes with a code for the digital version (I had no problems with that) and a small book (A Fractured Land) that also has a nice cover and feel to it. Since there are a lot of reviews already I won't be trying to do one. I just want to address the points most of the buyers complain about and share some of my own. - The thin/flimsy pages - they indeed are on the thin side but they are not terrible. This is my first collector's edition guide and I cannot judge what was the quality of the pages in the past but this is just the standard quality prima games guides' pages (at least for the last years). Yes, nothing shouts premium about the guide except the cover. - No index - yes, there is no index. Still, this is not a fact that bothers me and here are my reasons: - - On page 12 and 13 there is a "Quest Overview" section/table that shows you all the quest alphabetically ordered (and on which page of the guide to find them). Actually the book is pretty cohesively written and the quests are presented in a consecutive order. There are some big main quests that will be chopped in the book by some secondary or even other small main quests but this does not ruin the experience but rather enhances it (at least for me). - - The "Atlas" section shows you everything that can be found in the different regions of the map (quests included again with the corresponding page in the guide). - - The "Appendices and Compendiums" section is the only section that is a collection of topics that are somewhat not easy for navigation within the book. On the good side this section is fairly short and once you go through it visually you'll have no problem. - - If you want to search on the go, the web version is ideal for this. If you have a tablet near you while playing it will be the best. On the other hand the information in the book is presented far better and with more eye candy. - The art section is a nice touch with some information in between the different sketches. The text does not bring a lot to the experience of the art but is simply there for somewhat to complete the ambiance. I would have preferred some info on the inspiration behind the sketches than mere description of what you see or already know. - The thing that actually bothers me is all the grammar and spelling mistakes in the guide. I'm not a native speaker but still the mistakes are very basic. Next time at least run a spell check if there is no time for a real copy-editing. Overall I'm pretty happy with the guide and its content (and the bonus materials). I bought mine for 15 pounds.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thorough and beautiful.
*by X***X on 5 July 2015*

First off, if you're a fan of The Witcher then this book if just for you. The hardback edition is just beautiful, solid and well designed. Some have said that the pages are thin, but I find them no thinnner than those of other game guides that I have. Obviously, considering the usefulness of this book care should be taken as the pages can be easily torn. This book is very well written, with a defined table of contents and index markers on each page to identify which section is being tackled. However, because there are no sub-catagories listed in the contents it takes a while to find certain topics like Alchemy, for example, which I finally managed to find hidden in the Appendices and Compendium section under the Inventory and Unique Items. The Inventory catagory is quite extensive, I just wish the various topics stood out more. However, this is just a minor thing considering the wealth of knowledge packed inside this book. It is definitely an exhaustive guide to the game with a beautiful portion devoted to the artwork of The Witcher. The quests are thoroughly explained and the maps are clear and there are sections dedicated to all things Gwent, how to play and where to locate all the cards in the game. The Colletor's Edition also comes with a little hardback book called "A Fractured Land: Tales of the Northern Realms" and it is so neat, filled with history, tales, information about the characters and beautiful pictures and illustrations. My only gripe is that the print is really small and could cause eye strain. All in all, I'm quite satisfied with my purchase and considering the price it was definitely worth it. A welcome additon to my bookcase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ This one is good, as you'd expect
*by M***Y on 29 May 2015*

Game guides are important for me to get the most out of the games i play and Prima tend to be top notch guides as a rule. This one is good, as you'd expect, but i have to agree on the quality of the paper used - poor really, given the amount of hammer they will take. My other really big bug-bear is not having a proper index at the back of the guide - with a guide like this with so much to cover and to read, a comprehensive index is vital to go directly where you need to. For these two reasons I marked it 4 instead of 5 stars. I also feel the mobile version (you get a code so you can get a version on your tablet etc) isn't up to the usual standard of Prima's other offerings. All that being said I wouldn't want to set out on my adventures without the guide close by for when i get stuck or need to refresh my memory on something. I still think it was worth buying, at just under £14, with free p&p, it is still good value.

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