Kingdom Come: Deliverance

I bought the Gog version although I was afraid it would not run well on Linux but I am positively surprised. The game runs perfectly under Wine on Pop!_OS 22.04 with my old GTX 1060. Looking forward to many hours of playtime.

I'm absolutely loving Kingdom Come: Deliverance right now. As a big Elder Scrolls fan, I've been increasingly disappointed with the dumbing down the series has been going through, ever since Morrowind. Kingdom Come is really hitting a great balance for me between playable game and medieval life simulator. While there are no spells or monsters to be found, potions certainly come close to magic and the robust combat system makes every opponent you face a monster. Highly recommend.

The game seems great and just the type of realistic RPG set in medieval Europe that I have been waiting for. I just want to be immersed in the world and experience everything it has to offer. However, at this time the game suffers from significant technical issues. Tons of clipping on NPC's, a lot of flickering textures here and there, significant performance issues (you might get 30 fps inside a small hut, but when you walk out your FPS will most likely double), dialog repeats (minor issue and you can skip it, but still immersion breaking) and numerous bugs (haven't ruined my game, but they are there and you have a constant fear that you might experience a major bug and have to revert to an old save due to the strict save system). TLDR: Wait for the game to be properly fixed before buying. It is playable and fun, but to fully enjoy a game like this it should work without repeatedly breaking your immersion with technical issues. I will update the review once the game has been fixed

Finally have the kind of game i was looking for all these years. A game in which the lore isn't some made up bs, it's actual historical facts. A game in which you are not s.p.e.c.i.a.l. , you're just a nobody whose father seems to be somewhat renown and who can't just walk in the castle and shoot the s**t with the king in the middle of the night. A game in which you instinctively think before acting. Spent my first half-hour reading the Codex. I know there's a few issues but they just fixed a bunch and when the actual game is this good, I don't care. ** Spoiler ** I cursed the dev the first few times that Kunesh kicked my behind then remembered that Henry wasn't Mike Tyson so I fought intelligently and kicked his sorry money-owning behind. Died with a smile in my face when I tried to sneak out of Skaliz... the first 3 times :) Had some remorsed after looting my fellow citizens. Had none when I tried to kill that devious traitor who was attempting to loot the butcher... little ironic since I had already looted him... Was repulsed and offended that the Uncle would ask me to dig up a dead body, dude it's an affront to God.

I've always wanted to play such a game from my very own childhood. It was released on a date of my birth, so I took it as a sign. This game amazed me completely. Sure there are few downsides, should we compare it with games like Witcher 3, but we should also remember how much money CDPR and WarHorse had in comparison. Dueling is realistic, techniques are great, but some players dont even know what they should do and game does not help them to discover that they can learn new fighting techniques, ... Game was released too soon, due to the bugs, inability to guide the player the playerbase quickly disappeared -faces do not look as realistic as they could - they are lifeless -full potential with Theresa was not reached -Hardcore mode is great - taught me to navigate myself via the Sun, fights are much harder <3 -Added tournament is awesome -Historically accurate, love it -Most of the bugs were solved