The Witcher 2 is an action RPG and sequel to The Witcher. The user interface takes some getting used to, but is not too hard to work with once you do understand how it works. There's a lot to learn and get used to actually, but the game has a handy (optional) tutorial that should help you understand how things work. Part of the game is making choices, usually affecting what items/side quests are available to you. Your choices in this game definitely feel like they have more of an impact here than in other choice based games. In fact, one of the choices at the end of chapter 1 completely changes what the rest of the game is like. Speaking of chapters, The Witcher 2 only has three, not counting the prologue and epilogue, so it's pretty short for an RPG, but still long enough that you shouldn't be able to beat it overnight, and the branching paths at the end of the first chapter, as well as other changes in the game and story based on your choices, add replayability. Sword combat is simple, but you can learn new things based on what skills you choose to give yourself when you level up. The game also has an unique way of limiting your inventory, instead of putting a limit on how much you can carry, you can carry as much as you want, but almost all items have weight to them, and if your inventory becomes too heavy, you can't run anymore, which also affects you in combat. You can also play dice poker, arm wrestling, and hand-to-hand fighting, which is a QTE. Overall a great RPG that's definitely worth playing if you're into these kind of games.