What was the formula for success, though? Ask any fan, and you'll come to at least a dozen different responses. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, an RPG and continuation of The Witcher series (which had only earnestly been recognized up until then), took the gaming world by storm.

With hits like Bloodborne, Fallout 4, and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain dominating awards season and critical acclaim, CD Projekt Red arrived on this crowded scene with a juggernaut of their own. Gaming in 2015 was arguably one of the best of the last decade. However, to keep it fairly straight-forward and simple, I'll be breaking the sections down into the base game, Hearts of Stone, and Blood & Wine so that you get a more comprehensive understanding of just how gargantuan The Witcher 3 truly is. Out of all the games I've covered on this list so far, this one is perhaps the longest - and on a list with Skyrim and Persona 5, that's no easy feat. The reason why The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Game of the Year Edition occupies two days in this extensive lockdown period (minus the obvious fact that I may have missed a day) is down to the sheer size of the game and its expansions. Our fourteenth (and by extension, fifteenth) recommendation in Lockdown Gaming tosses a coin to a certain witcher with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, along with its expansions in the Game of the Year Edition. To cushion some of the tedium, Nexus has decided to create a daily feature in which we recommend games of varying lengths and content that could pass the time. Many see this as a great opportunity to spend quality time with some family and loved ones, while others cherish diving into forms of entertainment to occupy their time and pass the weeks (when not working remotely, in that case).

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