The Witcher Gets European Publishing

Actually, you should know what the outcomes are, or at the very least, that you're about to make a very important decision. In the GC demo, you wouldn't necessarily have known the exact outcomes, but you did know that your decision would be an important one; let the guy go and he can expose the location of your stronghold. Kill him without learning about his plans and you can't blame anyone but yourself for not knowing what's coming up :)

Had the chance to see the game during GC in Leipzig just a couple of days ago: pretty impressive stuff! It's very action-oriented and fast, but also easy to play, because you only need the mouse to control the main character.
Yep, no keyboard required.
You would not believe it uses the Aurora Engine, because the game looks state-of-the-art and shows dense vegetation, detailed normal maps for the surfaces and very convincing character animation. Some landscape elements could use a few more polygons, but that's just a small issue, because the textures look so good and really compensate this minor flaw.
And wait until you see the intro FMV ;)
The only thing I don't like at the moment: The game contains several situations where the character has to make choices (usually in dialogue sequences), and the consequences of these choices can be severe. However, there are no hints or indications that let you predict the potential outcome of a choice, so you never know if a small decision will later result in the death of your best friend or you love interest.

I forgot about this game. Looked interesting last time i read about it, and i was interested due to the fact it used the Aurora engine.