The visuals, soundtrack and performances of the actors all do a great job of bringing the world of the Witcher alive in this show. The plot is a little convoluted as it constantly hops around in time, showing different events where the characters are seen at random points in their lives, and only when the characters meet do we begin to get an idea of how it all pieces together. This isn't that much of an issue as each episode usually enables us to see the back stories of secondary characters whilst also giving us a dose of the exciting monster hunting adventures of the main character, Geralt 'the Witcher', and also builds the world without entire episodes being nothing but endlessley dull exposition. Saying that, the stories of the secondary characters feature plenty of exciting scenes. The monster effects and monster hunting scenes are fantastic and even the sorcery and swordplay scenes against more human enemies are brilliant. The end result is interesting and entertaining and has left me thirsty for more.