Kingdom Come: Deliverance Royal Edition

This game had everything I wanted in a medieval game. I bought originally because of the Women's Lot portion of the game and wanted to experience everyday living during medieval times. I loved the storyline and the quests but was not a big fan of fighting games, so I was a little unsure. I loved that you were able to decide what kind of character you had and even could choose to not kill (though I did not try this out, I found just fighting was easier.) I never did get very good at sword fighting but seemed to do fine just hitting buttons. I loved this game and now I am finished with it, I feel lost, like losing a best friend. I have been searching since for another game like this one but have not found an equal yet.

Highly recommended! I do not usually do reviews, but after many hours spent playing this game I miss the KCD game world. I went into this thinking let's swing at anything and jump around like an action game and promptly got my hind end handed to me. Had to slow down and learn how to fight, make things and live in an era long since gone. Glad I took the time to really dig into this game. Loved the story line, all the expansions and really look forward to the continuing story of Henry and pals to see what they get up to whenever the sequel is out. (Hopefully the developers are still doing the sequel one :)

There is a moment when realism in a game could make things harder than it actually works in real life. Unfortunattly, this statement is exactly about this game. Great level design, beatiful medieval castles and towns, best forest I've ever seen in games - and unplayable archery (and hunting as well), controversial saving mechanich, given the large amount of bugs (especially related to the physics of world). This things could be easily fixed by third-party mods (editing configs in fact), however it's pretty annoying that this things exists in a native game. Fighting is also not the best. It's realistic from the point of late medieval duelling tractats, but when it comes to large "wall to wall" fights, it looks whery unnatural - instead of "keep formation and try as quick as possible to stick this bastards with something sharp, or stub them with something heavy", battlefield disperse in several duels with swords. Also gameplay is kinda going against the plot. Gameplay with all it's realism trying to make you feel as a non-auristocrat medieval person, but the main character some times doing so srupid things, like a disputing and fighting with son of local lord. This moments ruines most of "realism" vibes for me. Still, the game is worth trying. With some minor config changes you may avoid artificial restriction described before, and even with them gameplay may be pretty addictive. Just don't try to make everything and everywhere, be focused on a specific tasks in a specific time an you will be fine.

Non-fantasy open world rpg. You begin very weak and improve as you progress, you are a one man army by the end. It gives me a Skyrim felling, I will play it again before playing the second game.

The first hour of this game is dredful but I suggest that you rush and get to mill then the game set you free till then I recomend avoiding all combat.After that the game becomes really enjoyable