Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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  1. SpaceBean
    Jul 4, 2018
    9
    The controls and gameplay need some getting used to, but after a while it all makes sense.
    The Eating, sleeping and saving is a pain when you first play, but after a while it just makes the game so much more immersive.
    The combat is tough and unforgiving meaning you want to stay out of trouble as much as possible (like in real life). Sneaking is a little naff and forget it if you are in    The controls and gameplay need some getting used to, but after a while it all makes sense.
    The Eating, sleeping and saving is a pain when you first play, but after a while it just makes the game so much more immersive.
    The combat is tough and unforgiving meaning you want to stay out of trouble as much as possible (like in real life).
    Sneaking is a little naff and forget it if you are in armour. But overall this games negatives are far outweighed by its sheer size and scope of gameplay. In the end u have to get into the dame and not putting it away after couple of hours it'll grow on you. One of my favorite games of the last Years.    … Expand
  2. falmavar
    Jul 3, 2018
    10
    Потрясающая игра! Уникальная атмосфера реального средневековья, максимум исторической достоверности, минимум влияния современных идеологий. Прекраснейший сюжет от Даниэля Вавры где каждый квест становится небольшой самостоятельной историей. Удивительный ИИ - события связанные с квестом могут происходить уже после его сдачи. Всего и не описать.
    Из минусов: действительно плоховатая    Потрясающая игра! Уникальная атмосфера реального средневековья, максимум исторической достоверности, минимум влияния современных идеологий. Прекраснейший сюжет от Даниэля Вавры где каждый квест становится небольшой самостоятельной историей. Удивительный ИИ - события связанные с квестом могут происходить уже после его сдачи. Всего и не описать.
    Из минусов: действительно плоховатая оптимизация (у меня игра неадекватно выжирает всю память). Разные баги о которых много пишут действительно были сразу после релиза, но с первыми патчами всё исправили.
    Однозначно, лучшая игра последних лет!    … Expand
  3. Randlocher
    Jul 2, 2018
    9
    Kingdom Come: Deliverance ist mein (bisher) Spiel des Jahres 2018. Es bietet zahlreiche Aufgaben, eine starke Geschichte und eine wunderbare Atmosphäre. Dazu das Kampfsystem, dass fordernd ist und zugleich Spaß macht, weil es irgendwie anders ist. Die Charaktere sind alle glaubwürdig und gut geschrieben. Die Spielwelt ist großartig und super realistisch.

    Die Animationen in Dialogen sind    Kingdom Come: Deliverance ist mein (bisher) Spiel des Jahres 2018. Es bietet zahlreiche Aufgaben, eine starke Geschichte und eine wunderbare Atmosphäre. Dazu das Kampfsystem, dass fordernd ist und zugleich Spaß macht, weil es irgendwie anders ist. Die Charaktere sind alle glaubwürdig und gut geschrieben. Die Spielwelt ist großartig und super realistisch.

    Die Animationen in Dialogen sind nicht immer perfekt, auch passt die deutsche Sprachausgabe nicht immer ganz so perfekt zu den Lippen. Auch fehlt mir persönlich ein tieferes Romanzensystem und es könnte noch mehr ab 18 sein, in Bezug auf Romanzen (wie in Witcher, mit den Sequenzen). Was für mich ein großer Kritikpunkt ist, sind die Büsche und der Regen bei Nacht, wenn man keine Fackel am Start hat. Man sieht einfach gar nichts, oder wird durch einen Busch vom Sattel gestoßen. Man kann Büsche nicht überwinden, was meist sehr nervig ist. Das ist aber nur Kleinkram. Im Großen und Ganzen gibt es hier nicht viel zu bemängeln, vor allem wenn man die Geschichte von Warhorse Studios bedenkt. Ein grandioses Spiel und grandiose Mitarbeiter!    … Expand
  4. utternerd
    Jun 28, 2018
    10
    Absolutely amazing, this is what RPGs are supposed to be. My choices matter, winning the game isn't a foregone conclusion, and the story is fantastic.
  5. Chrysler
    Jun 28, 2018
    10
    The game its simply amazing,it deserves such a bigger score,thsi game was made with passion after many years of development and I cant say how happy I am to see games like that still made with love and not with money greed,I absolutely love this game and deserves all the praise!
  6. jester7707
    Jun 24, 2018
    8
    This game is a breath of fresh air. It's very, very good overal. It's unlike any other game you will play. It IS a true ROLE PLAYING GAME and it doesnt **** around and it wont hold your hand. So you want to be good at archerey? You'll have to practice for a hour or two at the range or via hunting just to become DECENT at it. If you want to become decent at anything in this game you betterThis game is a breath of fresh air. It's very, very good overal. It's unlike any other game you will play. It IS a true ROLE PLAYING GAME and it doesnt **** around and it wont hold your hand. So you want to be good at archerey? You'll have to practice for a hour or two at the range or via hunting just to become DECENT at it. If you want to become decent at anything in this game you better practice. Even horse riding. Yes, really. (to a smaller degree.)

    There was one **** of a knight who I had to fight as part of a main quest. Everyone seems to hate fighting the guy and resort to shooting him in the face to down him. Nay, not me! I sat in the practice ring to hone my skills for an hour. I saved up silver rings and goblets from killing bandits to buy a mid-high tier duelist longsword. I decked myself in full platemail I found on my dead enimies that dared to face me. I visited the local castle town to fix all of my gear. I haggled all of the merchants for a good price. Since my character looks like a knight his charisma gets boosted.

    Finally the day came where I met the bastard knight and where the fight was to take place (underneith a weeping willow at dusk on the edge of town) We exchanged some words then the fight began. It was the longest fight I ever had in the game thus far. We where nearly equal in skill. We fought so long that night fell opon the feild. Both of us bloodied and battered and breathing heavily from our injuries. Finally after nearly 15 minutes of exchanging blows the bastart night (in his exhaustion) made his last mistake and took a blow to his head to witch he callasps to his knees. I wanted to drive my blade straight into his heart but, decided to let him live.

    This game is full of these moments. But not all is well in christendom. there are many bugs. Some are very bad such as loading forever. Saving is few and far inbetween. You can purchase saves in the form of a special alcohol that is expensive. Plus once you use it you are drunk and wobbly. Almost impossible for an archer character. Alternatively you could go to sleep to save but you can't just sleep in any bed. You'll have to go to a local inn ans purchase a room or sleep at a friends house. The saving system in this game is terrible frankly and when you are punished this badly because of glitches it's just pure **** honestly.

    THE GOOD:

    *Garaphics are great.
    *Mostly historically accurate (even the combat)
    *Combat (while doesnt look impressive in videos) is actually great fun to play.
    *The story
    *immursion

    THE BAD:

    *Glitches Galor
    *Lockpicking is too difficult
    *Some of the voice acting is bad. (not all)
    *Some qest are mind numbingly boring cat and mouse games.    … Expand
  7. Renato84
    Jun 22, 2018
    10
    Fantastic writing, gameplay, graphics, soundtrack, open world design, voice acting, basically everything.
    If you like open world RPGs, this is a MUST.
    And the game is pretty stable now with the 1.5 patch. You might also search for a few mods to enhance the experience according to your taste.
  8. Evilswerv
    Jun 22, 2018
    7
    I just finished this game. Had so much potential and there were times of absolute joy during some of the time and I think, overall this is a decent game. Combat was tough against groups, easy one on one. Graphics were something. They were good, truly was a beautiful world.

    Issues though. So many issues stopped this game from being amazing. Bugs. Game crashing, quest breaking bugs. They    I just finished this game. Had so much potential and there were times of absolute joy during some of the time and I think, overall this is a decent game. Combat was tough against groups, easy one on one. Graphics were something. They were good, truly was a beautiful world.

    Issues though. So many issues stopped this game from being amazing. Bugs. Game crashing, quest breaking bugs. They occurred frequently but in my play through began to pile up towards the end of the game where the quests were getting a little convoluted compared to the standard fetch quests that were the stock quest. Quests failing seconds after receiving them for no apparent reason led to much time spent replaying things that I had already done. Yay limited save game mechanic. The few mods that are out there try hard but at several points had to remove them all to progress as would often get caught in an infinite loading screen. Had to remove mods, play to get back to that point praying for the best... Not a good time.

    WTF moments - Cloister quests and their omnipotent mind reading guards. Such a bore. Ending was quite underwhelming. Invincible characters are silly. Especially when they are on my side. But nothing beats the epilogie for pure WTF. It went... forever? And never went anywhere! it was death!

    Good game plagued by issues! Coulda been amazing!    … Expand
  9. buhduh
    Jun 21, 2018
    8
    The ONLY reason I don't give this game a 10 is because of optimization and the occasional bugs. I bought this game just after the 1.5 patch and apparently the devs have been making many improvements. For the most part it's OK.

    The optimization is still pretty bad, I have an OC'd 7700k intel, 32 gb memory, and gtx 1080. There's zero reason to experience any lag spikes on my machine.    The ONLY reason I don't give this game a 10 is because of optimization and the occasional bugs. I bought this game just after the 1.5 patch and apparently the devs have been making many improvements. For the most part it's OK.

    The optimization is still pretty bad, I have an OC'd 7700k intel, 32 gb memory, and gtx 1080. There's zero reason to experience any lag spikes on my machine. It seems to frame capped at 60 fps, which is fine, I don't really care. However, maybe 10% of the time I'll get spikes just running around. I can only imagine the frustration players may have on lower end machines.

    All this being said, I hear they are planning on a sequel. With the lessons learned on this game I'm sure they will produce a game on par with Witcher 3. I look forward to what Warhorse can provide in the future!

    This game is awesome, most bugs are sorted, the game is playable from a bug standpoint. If optimization is something that deters you from an otherwise emotional, brilliant story line, great game play, and thought provoking quests then this isn't for you. I recommend.    … Expand
  10. slothvader
    Jun 21, 2018
    10
    Great game. I hope the studio keeps putting out more like this. Was a bit rough around the edges at launch but I still really enjoyed it.
  11. Petkos
    Jun 18, 2018
    9
    This game can be compared to The Witcher 3 and other role-playing games. I gave Witcher 3 full 10 points and KC:D 9. They are different in many ways. It's possible to see that budget compare to W3 was smaller but love and research which went to the game is similar. And I can say that more research went to KC:D. The atmosphere, colours, country scenery, armour, weapons are like fromThis game can be compared to The Witcher 3 and other role-playing games. I gave Witcher 3 full 10 points and KC:D 9. They are different in many ways. It's possible to see that budget compare to W3 was smaller but love and research which went to the game is similar. And I can say that more research went to KC:D. The atmosphere, colours, country scenery, armour, weapons are like from medieval museum. It feels like it is 3D representation of area in medieval times, which can be shown in history classes. It feels like real history, not fantasy art of W3. Combat mechanics and save system gives the game feeling of struggle of real life in Middle Ages. This is new level of content reality in gaming. All content feels real. Well done to Warhorse Studios.… Expand
  12. greentoast
    Jun 17, 2018
    10
    This game is incredible, set in 15th century Bohemia - it is nested wholly in realism and the environment simply is terrific. The combat system is fun,unique and on point.

    Overall whilst I don't have time to go in to excess detail, i can tell you that this game is certainly fun and definitely worth 60 euro, although you can probably get it for less on sale.
  13. Bobin191
    Jun 14, 2018
    10
    The most unique game I ever played! Special feeling you get from the game is similar to the old good legendary classics of the game history.
  14. Pinciadestroy
    Jun 11, 2018
    9
    Fantastico, immersivo, esperienza di gioco unica che ogni giocatore dovrebbe provare nella sua carriera videoludica. Sono presenti alcuni bug, ma il gioco merita ogni secondo.. Un gioco non adatto a tutti, un gioco che va assaporato con calma e dedizione. Ci vuole impegno. Una volta capito, non si potra' far a meno di amarlo...
  15. Tklukken
    Jun 11, 2018
    9
    This game had caught my interest a while ago when I first had seen development videos of the heavy research on the history and combat that was being done for this game with a strong focus on realism.
    Kingdom Come first began as an idea led by Daniel Vavra in 2009 who decided to leave 2K to pursue his project. It was not until 2014 that Warhorse Studios decided to start a campaign on    This game had caught my interest a while ago when I first had seen development videos of the heavy research on the history and combat that was being done for this game with a strong focus on realism.
    Kingdom Come first began as an idea led by Daniel Vavra in 2009 who decided to leave 2K to pursue his project. It was not until 2014 that Warhorse Studios decided to start a campaign on Kickstarter with only ten percent (£300,000) of what they were originally were asking for from investors, just to prove that there was an audience for this type of game and people were willing to buy it. Within a month the obtained £1,106,371 in funding and even after the Kickstarter, people were still providing donations to their website. By the end of 2014 he was able to launch the public alpha version of the game with roughly 40,000 people supporting the project. The game had finally taken its stride in development with all of its support and was able to release on February 2018.
    Kingdom Come is primarily classified as a role-playing game but can be categorized into many other genres due to the nature of its game mechanics and its freedom to give player’s the choice to tackle situations in numerous different ways. The game incorporates a much more difficult combat system than most typical RPG’s. You choose which direction to attack with your sword on a radial crosshair which includes a multitude of different combo sets that can be learned which then may be combined with both different angled attacks and different strikes to maximize lethality. Although daunting at first, you are expected as a player to pick up on the complexity of the combat quite fast if you expect to be even a proficient fighter. The NPCs are all programmed to do anything to preserve their life. Their strikes becomes much more sporadic and aggressive towards the end of their life to ensure you do not get too comfortable during any engagement. Although, what is even more entertaining is the fact that the characters will even try to talk their way out of death. The game incorporates a large amount of real-time strategy not only from its combat but also the heavy amount of item/stat management and decision-making system implemented throughout almost all activities. You must manage sleep, hunger, hygiene along with character relationships. The open world has numerous side quests and important historical figures that you can choose to interact with, including the ability to really help or hurt anyone you want. No longer will you be stuck helping someone you don’t want to help because the game allows any NPC, the ability to die or react completely differently based on the character’s choices (whether it be you were caught stealing from one of their servants or publicly denouncing them, they can either refuse any interaction with you or even have you hunted/wanted in the event that you really chose to do them wrong). What really makes the decision making more critical though, is due to the save mechanic incorporated into the game. In the game you are only allowed to save by sleeping or drinking these expensive potions that you can find throughout the world. This really adds to the fear of dying or making any mistake during quests because many decisions can be quite game changing as towns and castles can go from having you as a sword for hire to having you thrown into jail or publicly shamed. The game gives you many difficult situations and quick-thinking moments, but leaves you with some of the long heavy punishments if something is done wrong. It was quite refreshing to have a game that just felt so authentic and real, since I was now playing a character whom I’ve developed a personality around but also carrying mistakes that I must now live with. Kingdom Come can fits many genres but may be strongly considered an action/adventure and with heavy realistic role-playing game elements making it the closest game to an engaging medieval simulator we have.
    From the beginning of this game you learn early on that you are very much just any other citizen of Bohemia given the role as a blacksmith’s son, with no combat experience, no powers, or even the ability to read. You must make choices early on to determine the skills you want to focus on as to become sufficient in a world that won’t hold your hand. The game emphasizes the importance of decisions made throughout the game with no quick save function. The focus on realism through both mechanics and historical accuracy truly disguises itself well as quite the educational game through its layers of entertainment. The game may be deemed as a form of edutainment through its emphasis on managing numerous aspects of the character you play. You must make choices and sacrifices in efforts to mitigate disadvantages that you may deem more inflicting on your playstyle.
    Overall, Kingdom Come: Deliverance truly serves as one of the closest games to a medieval simulator we have.    … Expand
  16. Shilfein
    Jun 10, 2018
    10
    On its initial buggy state, I would have given it an 8. Nowadays I can say it is a complete, well earned 10.

    This game is a gift for true roleplaying aficionados. For a long time now, games get the 'RPG' label only for having a sheet with statistics and a combat skill tree, the gaming industry has forgotten that the 'RP' stands for 'Role Playing'. This is a true RPG, one where you    On its initial buggy state, I would have given it an 8. Nowadays I can say it is a complete, well earned 10.

    This game is a gift for true roleplaying aficionados.

    For a long time now, games get the 'RPG' label only for having a sheet with statistics and a combat skill tree, the gaming industry has forgotten that the 'RP' stands for 'Role Playing'.

    This is a true RPG, one where you 'Role Play', one with a realistic atmosphere, deep lore, great narrative, interesting NPCs to befriend or make enemies from... But most of all: A wealth of complex sidequests, all of them with their own stories and a myriad ways to solve, many of them with direct implications over the main quest. I love how organic it feels.

    This game respects the player and his time, and for me it has earned a place at the top of my Pure-RPGs list, right at the side of Vampire:Bloodlines and Fallout NV.    … Expand
  17. stevegroundhog
    Jun 9, 2018
    10
    Love it, can't stop playing it. What I love about this game is the historical content. That I could actually if I wanted to fly and visit the small remains of these actual places. Granted that Henry is fictional, and so are some of the characters, but these were once real vibrant places. The best is that I actually have to learn skills and not just hack and slash my way through. Great jobLove it, can't stop playing it. What I love about this game is the historical content. That I could actually if I wanted to fly and visit the small remains of these actual places. Granted that Henry is fictional, and so are some of the characters, but these were once real vibrant places. The best is that I actually have to learn skills and not just hack and slash my way through. Great job for a company that is just starting out!… Expand
  18. markdl1
    Jun 8, 2018
    10
    I've been gaming since the early 80's, starting with text based adventure games, through the Sierra Online days of the various point and click adventures, through the various D&D games available in the 90's, through the Elder Scrolls games in the 2000's, and now through KC:D. KC:D is the game that I've been waiting my entire gaming life for. Regardless of the launch issues, to me, thisI've been gaming since the early 80's, starting with text based adventure games, through the Sierra Online days of the various point and click adventures, through the various D&D games available in the 90's, through the Elder Scrolls games in the 2000's, and now through KC:D. KC:D is the game that I've been waiting my entire gaming life for. Regardless of the launch issues, to me, this game is RPG perfection, in every way. At times, it can be hard. More than most games in recent history, both the player and the character needs to level up to fully appreciate the experience. There's no spoon-feeding here. There is a genuine story to discover, that's deeper and more real than most, as you, the player, learn the game's mechanics and systems. Very rarely in recent times have I felt the satisfaction from a game than i felt from this game. From the past 20 years, KC:D joins three other games that have been this enjoyable and impactful to me, personally - Morrowind, Dark Souls and Persona 5. To me, this game is perfection, and I can't wait to see what Warhorse does next. I hope it's the second and third chapters to this magnificent experience.… Expand
  19. Trofaz
    Jun 8, 2018
    9
    sorry for the bad English:

    "Kingdom come: deliverance" is a MASTERPIECE, the graphics are beautiful, the combat (although quite slow) is very good too, the story is good, the supporting characters ... they are decent, in my opinion they should be better developed, Although the main characters are VERY well done (Capon, Radzig, Henry ...), the orchestrated music is beautiful, and it hits    sorry for the bad English:

    "Kingdom come: deliverance" is a MASTERPIECE, the graphics are beautiful, the combat (although quite slow) is very good too, the story is good, the supporting characters ... they are decent, in my opinion they should be better developed, Although the main characters are VERY well done (Capon, Radzig, Henry ...), the orchestrated music is beautiful, and it hits a lot with the medieval atmosphere of the game, the game has many side quests, some are mediocre, but most of them are very memorable, survival systems are excellent, you have to eat, if you fall from a high place you break your foot and you can bleed, etc. in general it is a good game, although it is NOT for everyone, this is not like Skyrim where you fight every 5 minutes, it can be boring for some "casual" players
    So what is the problem?
    The bugs, the game has MANY, and that caused many people to rate it badly, stop playing it, or even not buy it, they recently released the 1.5 patch, which corrects many of these errors, I played a good time with This patch and I did not encounter any problems.
    It is highly recommended if you like rpg, swords, single-player games, and realism.
    9/10.

    SPANISH=

    "Kingdom come: deliverance" es una OBRA MAESTRA, los gráficos son preciosos, el combate (aunque bastante lento) es muy bueno también, la historia es buena, los personajes secundarios... son decentes, en mi opinión deberian estar mejor desarrollados, aunque los personajes principales están MUY bien hechos (Capon, Radzig, Henry...), la música orquestada es preciosa, y pega muchísimo con el ambiente medieval del juego, el juego tiene muchas misiones secundarias, algunas son mediocres, pero la mayoria son muy memorables, los sistemas de supervivencia estan excelentes, tienes que comer, si te caes de un lugar alto te rompes el pie y te puedes desangrar, etc. en general es un buen juego, aunque NO es para todo el mundo, esto no es como Skyrim en donde te peleas cada 5 minutos, puede resultar aburrido para algunos jugadores "Casuales"
    Entonces ¿Cual es el problema?
    Los bugs, el juego tiene MUCHOS, y eso hizo que mucha gente lo puntue mal, lo deje de jugar, o incluso que no lo compre, recientemente sacaron el parche 1.5, el cual corrige muchos de estos errores, he jugado un buen rato con este parche y no me encontre con ningun problema.
    Es bastante recomendable si te gustan los rpg, las espadas, los juegos de un jugador, y el realismo.
    9/10.    … Expand
  20. tajtrlik
    Jun 8, 2018
    10
    This game is something different, deep and atmospheric miracle.

    You might not enjoy the animations, but countryside visuals are simply breathtaking. It is the world that has spirit, and the spirit is so rich, so complex, and so en lighted you will forgive (and forget) small to medium mistakes. It is the living thing and you are being taken away from one world to another - not the    This game is something different, deep and atmospheric miracle.

    You might not enjoy the animations, but countryside visuals are simply breathtaking. It is the world that has spirit, and the spirit is so rich, so complex, and so en lighted you will forgive (and forget) small to medium mistakes.

    It is the living thing and you are being taken away from one world to another - not the dreamworld, but world you easily believe in.

    It is like hyperspace jump whenever you switch off the PC - and it takes a while to decompress from this outer space and realize where you are....

    I will not discuss mechanics, skills, game-play, this is done by others. I do not need to compare it to some big players in RPG genre as crowds already did.

    This is simply different, unique, and for its uniqueness it will definitely expand the boundaries of whole industry. It deserves attention (and big success in terms of incomes) as this is moving industry somewhere… Believe me, this will silently push the sensual story-lines, screenplays, and credibility of all open world games - simply as people who tried it and experienced it will demand it again as they will miss these new feelings… And people who creates video-games will try to deliver similar experience to avoid endless and trillionth copy of sandbox where you are repeating the same stuff with only different backgrounds on and on - without any sense, but of course – like complete, total and brutal superhero.

    And I do not give a damn my text above is full of cliche crap and it is admiring, not criticizing and not showing any details about the Game.

    Experience it yourself, discover it, see it and FEEL it your selves - I would not steal any 1/1000000 from you by revealing you something more than emotions...

    This is literally changing your state of mind and feelings about the future for whole – the time has come when movies really sucks compared to this experience!    … Expand
  21. Tarakuda
    Jun 8, 2018
    9
    This is the game that I dreamed of. Do not listen to kazualov and sexists, this game is a worthy representative of the gaming industry. And no bugs on the release of this will not spoil. I advise you to play each and every fan of RPGs and historicity. **** how I love this game!
  22. mefi
    Jun 7, 2018
    10
    After patch 1.5 game finally seems stable and with good performance, I would like to recommend it to anyone.
  23. PrinceznaZelda
    Jun 7, 2018
    10
    RPG bordering on LARPing :) Never spent so much time worrying about the condition of my fancy hat in a game. Extremely beautiful, so immersive. The difficulty is a cherry on top, you have to EARN everything here. After 80 hours i still get worried about upcoming fights, stealing anything, saying anything. I never want to go back to "normal" save system, its just cheating, ha.
  24. Bernhardt
    Jun 6, 2018
    10
    RPG dream come true. One of the most immersive games ever with strong accent on realism and historical accuracy. Great trip into medieval Bohemia.
  25. Krille
    Jun 6, 2018
    9
    This is a dream come true. Middle Age setting, focus on realism, history and great combat system. I love Withcher 3, but I prefer normally realism over fiction. I have played around 90 hours of Kingdom Come: Deliverance and completed most of the game and are waiting for expansions/more material. I hope this game can inspire others to focus on realism more, and not some stupid magic andThis is a dream come true. Middle Age setting, focus on realism, history and great combat system. I love Withcher 3, but I prefer normally realism over fiction. I have played around 90 hours of Kingdom Come: Deliverance and completed most of the game and are waiting for expansions/more material. I hope this game can inspire others to focus on realism more, and not some stupid magic and monsters. There are many ages of history that can be really good games. The Egypt period, Roman, Middle Ages, 1800's. I think the game industry is lacking when it come to historical correct realistic games. Though Witcher 3 is the best RPG i have played and I would give that game a 10. I would give Kingdom Come a 9. Kingdom Come is brilliant, but it it has some things that could be better. Still one of the most rewarding games I have played in a long time.… Expand
  26. Timshel
    Jun 6, 2018
    8
    A great game that’s better than it should be considering how inexperience and small this dev team is. However, they accomplished a lot of things even AAA teams either can’t or won’t. If you enjoy a more realistic setting and gameplay experience, as well as fantastic voice acting and writing, KCD is the game for you. The best part about KCD is the devs work in a lot of nuanced mechanicsA great game that’s better than it should be considering how inexperience and small this dev team is. However, they accomplished a lot of things even AAA teams either can’t or won’t. If you enjoy a more realistic setting and gameplay experience, as well as fantastic voice acting and writing, KCD is the game for you. The best part about KCD is the devs work in a lot of nuanced mechanics that actually impact gameplay in meaningful ways, either when in combat, speech checks based on your character’s build, or multiple ways to complete a quest. This game isn’t for everybody but if you’re tired of watered down games that try to appeal to everybody under the sun, give KCD a try.… Expand
  27. menofhorror
    Jun 6, 2018
    10
    Great game, very enjoyable story that actually makes you interested in the history of that time, likeable protagonist and great rpg mechanics in my eyes. Having a lot of fun with this one. Recommended for all rpg lovers.
  28. TechMPro
    Jun 6, 2018
    10
    This game is a breath of fresh air, it's awesome. Congratulations on the good sale of the game and please do not stop and continue. Thank you!
  29. VerpaVenator
    Jun 6, 2018
    10
    Absolutely loved the game, while the difficulty curve was something to be used to and some of the early game bugs, while hilarious, did make certain features more difficult than intended. The team has been working hard to polish these out and some 100+ hours later the game is truly a gem in the rough.
    Great story, memorable characters, wondrous scenery and of course, great game play.    Absolutely loved the game, while the difficulty curve was something to be used to and some of the early game bugs, while hilarious, did make certain features more difficult than intended. The team has been working hard to polish these out and some 100+ hours later the game is truly a gem in the rough.
    Great story, memorable characters, wondrous scenery and of course, great game play.

    10/10 would get drunk with the local priest again.    … Expand
  30. martinvolanek
    Jun 6, 2018
    10
    Yes, this game is realistic and hard. But in a positive way! Realism works the way, that you dont have to think about game mechanics, because they work like in real life. And hard gameplay simply doesnt allow you to rush the game - you have to think, be careful and again - play like if it was real. Wonderful!
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Awards & Rankings

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#3 Most Discussed PC Game of 2018
5
#5 Most Shared PC Game of 2018

Critic Reviews

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Metascore
76

Generally favorable reviews - based on 60 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 38 out of 60
  2. Mixed: 20 out of 60
  3. Negative: 2 out of 60
  1. CD-Action
    May 16, 2018
    85
    Upon the release the PC version is the only reasonable way to enjoy Kingdom Come. And there’s a lot to enjoy, because historically accurate Middle Ages are an awesome setting. The beginning of the game might not be spectacular, but give Deliverance a chance and it will develop into a unique, deep, gripping experience. [04/2018, p.42]
  2. LEVEL (Czech Republic)
    Apr 24, 2018
    80
    A robust RPG deserves your attention not only for its domestic origin. You will easily forgive its smaller mistakes because of a great narration and a complex gameplay. [Issue#283]
  3. Games.cz
    Apr 24, 2018
    80
    Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a different kind. It's incredibly absorbing in its pace, it amazes with a manically detailed medieval era features and a totally true atmosphere, a series of skillfully built quests and, and when you get used to it, a fantastic combat system. There is a one-too-much cliché in the story arc, but the main problem lies in the technical issues. The game is, however, such a remarkable, huge, different and fresh experience that the occasional bug can be simply ignored.
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