'The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt' Game News: Game Contains 'Easter Eggs' After All
Gamers and fans of the widely-followed HBO series "Game of Thrones" are presumably smiling from ear-to-ear as it turned out that CD Projekt Red has actually based one of its Easter Eggs in the award-winning game "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" on the said TV series.
The said Easter Egg resembles one of the dungeons in the Sky Cells of the House of Eyrie featured on "Game of Thrones." However, according to Master Herald, the Easter Egg featured in the role-playing game is not just about the dungeons themselves. Rather, the game features what's inside it.
In the event that a "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" player dares to check what's inside the Easter Egg, it will be revealed to him that a napping Imp, Tyrion Lannister, is in one of them. This part of the game is inspired by a scene from "Game of Thrones" season three. However, in the HBO series, Tyrion did not sleep just to find himself out of the dungeons. He did free himself after making a deal with his captors to set him free if he emerged victorious in a trial by combat.
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Master Herald opined that "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" is one of unique games there is as its amazing direction, visuals, and story have successfully engaged the gamers. The narrative of the game is undeniably interesting as it has been the goal of the developers to ensure that the gamers don't just get to play but will also experience and explore the game as if they were really part of it.
According to the website, another thing that sets the "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" apart from the others is its deep story that fuses love, loss, monster, and humanity---attributes that many other role-playing games are devoid of.
Twinfinite mentioned in its article that it was actually a certain Reddit user CAP1TAN_RON who brought to light the once unknown part of the game.
Meanwhile, gamers can look forward to the second expansion pack of "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" within the first half of the year. Master Herald reported that the CD Projekt Red community manager has said that community feedback will be, likewise, incorporated in the expansion, which will be available in PlayStation 4, the Xbox One, and the PC.
