Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Is the video game equivalent of crack and will take over your life and make you forget what you've friends and families faces look like. It will become an addiction, Just like it was for me.

You still play as henry of skalitz, the man of all trade in medieval era. And because of henry royal bxxxxxd status it means that you can walk about every layer of society without it getting too weird, because Henry is a person with no real defined place in Society.

It's not a big jump compared to the first game, but it does have a lot of little improvements that makes a big difference. My personal favorites was how you could make 3 different sets of clothing, so you don't have to edit it ever time you wanted to sneak or fight, go into the menu and manually switching all the stuff on again. This is just so nice and makes it so hard to go back to the first game after playing this.

And that's the mantra of this game, refinement and a better Play experience. The game feels so much bigger, it feels 2 time bigger than the first game.

In the first game we were the proper Knights who had honor, who fought The conniving evil enemies that behaved like Robber Barons, But in this game. We are the one who has to do the dirty tricks and team up with Robber Baron to save our lovely King.

And see the Horrors of War you have to commit.

And the cast of characters are so cool and just feel appropriate for the time the full cast. A lot of curveballs are you with the types of people you do not expect in this time period, but make sense anyway. The game is still historical accurate so it's so interesting seeing these Czech historical people and Hungarian knights and Kings.

Still as hard as the first game, but at least they start with the perfect Perry this time. So you don't have to go through that again and fighting against large groups is still an harrowing experience, because you have to use the environment to make sure that there's numbers don't matter.

My biggest problem with the game is the first hours.

Just take so long to get to a place where you can start to play the game freely, and worst of all you start like a Metroid game, with most of your stuff gone.

This kind of game, that feels like a medieval simulator where you can feel the love and infusionism for the medieval world, it is like being in a documentary where you get to fight with swords.

It's an awesome experience you very see.

It is a true continuation of the first game and has a satisfying ending would really recommend it if you enjoyed the first game.

I bought Kcd2 without even playing kcd1 and this game surprised me. The game is fantastic you can say it's rdr2 but then with knights. The free play in this game is insane there are also very good side quests and the dialogue is also very good every npc has its own routine. The combat in this game is also very good but also a little complicated it takes skill. The main storyline is also very good. I also really like the characters in this game. I really like that you can just go on the street and start a fight. You can also steal horses and pickpocketing and even lockpicking in people their homes. If you love single player games then you should give this a try.

The game is one of the best I've played in over years. It is such a good open world RPG mediaeval simulator game and I love how you can do basically everything in it. The armour sets. Are amazing and also historically accurate. I wish there was more games like this with a developer that actually cares about their fans peak cinema. The only bad thing about it is that the combat is hard but you will probably get used to it in the first 25 hours or before and I love how it's such a long game so you get your money's worth like I know 115$ AUD Is expensive but for a game like this Itd pretty good pricing I think the game is the best I've played in years (RPG)

I had already fallen in love with the first game in the series, but due to the technology of its time and budget limitations, there were some subtle shortcomings. However, after spending nearly 100 hours on this game, you can truly feel how much the developers-and even the actors-have matured.

There is no other game that can present a story without fantastical elements-one that many might find dull-in such a slow yet uninterrupted and immersive way. When I first heard about the original game, I was actually looking for something similar to Mount & Blade: Warband, and I came across it before its release.

Since 2018, I have been playing this series with great enjoyment, and I can't even find a single thing to criticize.

It was by far the best game I have ever played. From storytelling to game mechanics, this is one of the very few-perhaps the only-games where I couldn't find a single flaw. The story is amazing, the acting is amazing-simply put, it's amazing. There's nothing more to say. Thank you, Warhorse Studios! I look forward to your continued success.

I really liked the story and the rpg elements of the game but must admit it has it fair share of bugs. I'm playing on a PS5 so it might have af few more bugs than those playing on their pc. The bugs varied from being game braking (this has happened to me twice in 100h of gameplay), several instances of lighting being complete off in cutscenes or flashing enough to give an epileptic person a seizure. Then there are the minor bugs with forging sword floating inside the anvil while making them or the fact that you aren't able to read the forging paper for several schematics yet. Most of these bugs will hopefully be fixed in updates to come but they still took something away from my experience with the game.