Gamernode gives a review of the Enhanced Edition of The Witcher, giving it a solid 8.5/10, naming it one of the best RPG games released in years, even with some of the bugs they continued to find in what they called a "sleeper hit."

The biggest and best change is easily the inclusion of native and multiple audio tracks to chose from. Much like foreign films and television shows, sometimes the original voice actors just do a better job of conveying the emotion and mood of the character; The Witcher is no exception. With the inclusion of the original audio track (and multiple other languages) along with English subtitles, finally we can play the game without the awful English dubbing the original release forced us to endure. If only all foreign releases gave audiences the choice between English dub or sub...

On top of the much, much improved audio, The Witcher: EE adds several new adventures, some new animations, and better colors. All of them are nice little touches, but they really don't change the core game too drastically, and the visual stylings of The Witcher are largely the same.

Mishtram via gamernode.com »