Below is the letter in full:įirst of all, we would like to thank you for your support. The digital version comes with some of these goodies as well, like the game soundtrack, but there is nothing like having a physical map laid out in front of you, or a manual that isn't in PDF form.Īnd to top it off, the game includes a letter addressed to you, the gamer. You don't have to pre-order to get this map or the stickers. You don't have to buy a deluxe edition of the game to snag the soundtrack. Two Witcher "wolf head" medallion logo stickers.A Witcher universe guide booklet, to help you get up to speed on the characters and setting of the game.Open the case and inside you will find relics that haven't been seen inside a video game case for quite some time. Hold a copy of The Witcher 3 in your hands and the first thing you will notice is that it has actual weight to it. But physical games, tangible objects, haven't gone the way of the dodo just yet, as CD Projekt Red recently proved with their physical copies of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. With no actual manual or tangible benefit to buying physical over digital aside from resale value, it truly does seem like digital is the way of the future, and with it comes its own pros and cons. Just advertisements, pushing a publisher's next big game.
Pop open a modern day PlayStation 4 or Xbox One game case and you are likely to find a slip of paper telling you to buy the game's season pass and maybe a download code for a special pair of pants as reward for buying the game on "day one." No manual.
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