Twists on its own formula like this are what put the The Witcher 3’s DLC so far ahead of the curve, and Toussaint is full of them. You’re not actually going to box – you’re having a rap battle. In the core game, these are bare-knuckled, brutal affairs, but in Beauclaire, before you can put ‘em up, your opponent throws a string of rhyming insults at you. Nowhere is this more hilariously exemplified than with B&W‘s first of the boxing side-quests. While the paved streets could feel a little more alive with the local population – at times it feels like everyone is having a siesta without you – interacting with those around you is a total blast. Speaking of which, the capital city of Beauclaire and the towering elven palace that overlooks it are gorgeous and a joy to explore. You have the option to start the expansion with a level 35 Geralt so there’s nothing stopping your sightseeing. Don’t worry if you never quite finished The Witcher 3‘s main quest though.
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