Kingdom Come: Deliverance

This game may have some jank, but it is the most immersive experience you can get in any game, it is what the elder scrolls should have been and a true evolution of the formula, It is by far my favoorite game period

At first I was not sure, if this game would be good. I read some articles in my favorite game magazines and was worried. Therefore, I watched some Let's Play Videos (and of course already saw, what to expect from the story and the game - thank's to 'Grundkurs Gaming' btw. for his really good videos about the game). I played many RPGs, MMORPGs, Adventures, Simulators and stuff in my life. But this game is a special gem in my collection. I love the level of Detail, the immersion into the story and into the year 1403 in this part of the world. Beside the story it is like a medival Simulator for me - of course not 100% accurate, but I from my point of view 1000% better than everything I have seen so far. I'm really enjoying this game together with my whole family and we're all learning new things about how life might have been in 1403. The game might have some bugs and the german voices are not absolutely synchronous to the lip movement. But that's only a minor issue to me.

Just finished the game, and loved it. There was bugginess, and sometimes you had to fight the game to make it work, but all of its problems are miniscule conpared to its strong points. I played in hardcore mode so maybe some of these don't apply to base game, vut here are some things the game dies right; *Open world that you truly learn to travel, and quests that rely you on asking directions from npc rather than just following a minimap. *Quests and encounters with multiple ways to tackle them. For example at the start of the game when I was tasked at killing a camp of bandits I couldnt dream of killing them head on, but leveling a little stealth, waiting for night and clever use of poison I could manage. *Combat and skills that arent just snashing buttons or clicking throigh menus. You have to block and time your attacks and if you want to brew potions or sharpen your weapon, you actually have to find a station and do it step by step, with much trial and error at the start. The greatest detriment of the game is the general bugginess and perhaps optimization problems, but as I have said before that hardly matters in the large scheme of things. I truly believe that this game is a step in the right direction in a sea of dull, hand holdy, uninspired gammes, and I cant wait what more these guys have in store for us!

No magic. No dragons. No special power. Only the hard reality of what was needed to survive in medieval times. It may not be perfect, but it's a one-of-a-kind game, clearly not for everyone, but to me a masterpiece. The kind of game I can't stop playing.

This game is the best thing I've played in 2019. Loved every minute. All the little things that seem like tedium (hsaviour schnaps to save etc.) try and succeed to make me savor the game more. I was immersed the whole time.