Kingdom Come: Deliverance

Mayby it was buggy on relise but now its all ok. If You like Skyrim or Witcher it is a game for You. Cant wait for part 2

I liked this game. New and refreshing with a great story. Have not played for a while but it had bugs here and there but nothing that destroyed the gameplay for me.

The main story in the game is great. You meet many interesting characters that you will have "business" with. Graphical good looking game. Music is great. There is a lot of things to do in the game if you want to. You could just go with the main story and ignore the rest if you wish. Thou some sidequests can benefit the main story. The activities are things that you can do but doesn't really effect the main story. There are a lot of things to consider in the game with sleep, food, reputation and so on in the game as it all will effect you in some way. Equipment will affect you in many other ways also how you are perfeived by people and more. There is a lot of things that will either make things easy as you play through the game and also how you want to play through the game. The flaw I think is the melee combat(meet more then 1 enemy and good luck no matter your equipement). I enjoyed the game even with some frustration with the melee combat(bow solves that thou) and getting stuck on things when riding which shouldn't happen. Only bug I encountered was with lockpicking but could work through it.

In a nutshell I would say Kingdom Come is the definition of a “mixed bag,” and certainly not for everyone. There’s a lot to love here, but there’s also a lot to be desired in many facets of the game. My play sessions ranged between having a blast and desperate to play more, and borderline rage-quitting and wanting to throw my PC out the window. I only survived because of the unlimited saving mod, which I highly recommend for anyone except the most hardcore challenge loving folks. If you’re a person who loves all thing medieval and can handle the lack of polish and difficulty spikes, you can stop reading now—Kingdom Come is probably the best simulator of medieval life out there.

This game is, in my point of view, a bloody miracle. A historical and realistic medieval story driven RPG made by a brand new studio, from Eastern Europe, with Kickstarter. Let's just say that just the game being finished was surprising and refreshing. And then that it's a very good game, that's crazy! I've put more than 125 hours into it with DLCs. To be honest,after 25 hours, I almost abandoned it because it was very hard and frustrating. Because of its realism in combat and in general difficulty. However, I realized it was intentional, and that's how and why I began to really enjoy this game - apart from the great story telling. And I hate FPS. But I love this game. + Great story telling, memorable characters and quests + Gorgeous graphics + Historical accuracy is insane, really immersive. If you'Re a history fan, do not miss out this game, you ought to try it at least. + Immersive worldbuilding + Great quest design + A boy's "Medieval Knight Fantasy", but also very mature in its approach and hardship of life struggles from that period, but also some timeless ones that people still face today. - Sometimes very frsutrating pathfinding and movements (just like in many (FPS) - Most bugs were corrected during the 1st year after launch, now the game is fine, but still with bugs - Stealth mechanics are quite frustrating imo (again, FPS) - Time consuming! Like any good Open World RPG. You should count at least 40h just to play the story. I've played several open world RPG,but this one is very unique and if you're a fan of history, especially medieval era, treat yourself and have fun!