If there is something that causes controversy in the gamer community, it is critics' reviews. Even more so when a game you don't like has a high score and a game that you consider a son has a low score.
So that's why sites like Metacritic, which we will use as a reference to write this article, have the User Score, where you have all the permission and space to express your frustrations or write love poems for games.
But today, we are going to optimize our effort and write only about the RPG games that had the highest Metascore, that is, the highest score among critics. For that, we used some criteria: Some games appear twice because they are on two or more platforms, we only included them once; Games that have more than ten Critics Reviews; Base games with or without DLC, but not a standalone DLC review. 10. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt You play once again as Geralt, searching for Ciri's whereabouts
Toss a coin to your Witcher, cause he is not poor in the scoring department. We are gamers, so I know you knew the game before the Netflix series, and you also know that it deserves this spot. The Witcher 3 is a game based on books with the same name. It expands the literary universe giving life, voice, and actions to an impressive cast of characters, creatures, and monsters. You play as Geralt of Rivia, the Witcher, which in short is someone who kills monsters in exchange for money, some for fame and others for whatever reason their heart demands (yes, we are talking about you Geralt).
It is a direct sequel from the events of The Witcher 2: Assassin of Kings, but it improves some characteristics of the game. The combat, sometimes too mechanical, becomes more fluid and dynamic, very similar to action RPGs. The use of signs, potions, elixirs, and bombs gives an advantage for Geralt when facing abominate monsters like Cyclops or Liches. But the trade of a Witcher is not destined only for monster hunting. Around the world, many humans are worse than monsters and also have the misfortune of kissing Geralt's steel sword.
