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A sweeping dark-fantasy RPG set across a vast open world of warring nations and ancient magic. Lead the Inquisition through hundreds of hours of story, companion drama, and tactical combat — all DLC included. If you loved The Witcher 3's combination of a richly written world, morally complex choices, and a huge open map to lose yourself in, Dragon Age: Inquisition is the closest analogue from a different studio. It shares that same slow-burn investment in companions, lore, and consequence-driven questing that makes a 100-hour RPG feel essential rather than bloated. The GOTY edition means you get the full picture — all three major expansions are in the box, mirroring the Complete Edition format you already favour. You'll find the same satisfaction in making narrative decisions that reshape the world around you, just filtered through BioWare's signature party-based lens rather than Geralt's solitary witchering.

A full-blown open-world RPG set across ancient Greece during the Peloponnesian War, with branching dialogue, romance options, and a colossal map of sun-drenched islands and rugged mountains. Choose your hero and forge your own legend. Assassin's Creed Odyssey took direct inspiration from The Witcher 3's RPG design — player-driven dialogue, choices that genuinely branch the story, and a living world that reacts to your decisions. If the scale and freedom of The Witcher 3's open world is what gripped you, Odyssey delivers that same sense of horizon-chasing discovery, swapping Northern European wilderness for the breathtaking vistas of ancient Greece. The writing and protagonist work harder here than in any previous AC entry, and the sheer volume of content — naval battles, mercenary systems, mythological quests — means you'll be finding new things to do well past the main story credits.

A dark, mythic open-world action-RPG co-created by Hidetaka Miyazaki and George R.R. Martin. Explore the vast and perilous Lands Between on foot or horseback, building your own Tarnished legend through combat, discovery, and lore. Elden Ring is a wildcard because it flips The Witcher 3's tone — where Witcher 3 guides you through its world with warmth and narrative signposting, Elden Ring trusts you to carve your own path through deliberate mystery and punishing but deeply rewarding combat. Yet both games share exactly the same soul: a vast, hand-crafted open world dense with secrets, lore-rich worldbuilding, and the unmistakable feeling that every corner of the map was made to be found. If you've finished everything The Witcher 3 had to offer and want something that challenges you differently while keeping that same sense of scale and dark-fantasy atmosphere, Elden Ring is the natural next step. The George R.R. Martin co-created mythology gives it a narrative weight that will feel immediately familiar to anyone who loves Witcher's brand of morally grey storytelling.