Kingdom Come: Deliverance

 Xbox One
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7.7

Generally favorable reviews- based on 358 Ratings

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  2. Mixed: 29 out of 358
  3. Negative: 70 out of 358
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  1. sbraughton
    Feb 20, 2018
    4
    I wanted to love this game - I do not and I wish I had my $60 back. The scenery is beautiful but some of the game mechanics (and some bugs) make the experience tedious. There aren't enough pretty trees to make it worth the time.

    Pros: world looks great, voice acting good (but voice-to-mouth-movement is not good). Story is semi-interesting but family-killed, learn-to-fight, get-revenge    I wanted to love this game - I do not and I wish I had my $60 back. The scenery is beautiful but some of the game mechanics (and some bugs) make the experience tedious. There aren't enough pretty trees to make it worth the time.

    Pros: world looks great, voice acting good (but voice-to-mouth-movement is not good). Story is semi-interesting but family-killed, learn-to-fight, get-revenge trope is nothing new.

    Cons:
    * Bugs - crashes and getting stuck on bushes (especially bushes near fences) and reloading. This would be a minor nuisance but they are actually a huge waste of time because ...

    * Game save options are terrible. Expect to re-do many hours. Hint: Sleep often - even if you are doing a longish mission because if you die or the game crashes, you may be doing the whole mission again. The 'realism' argument falls flat as you can drink schnapps to save your game at any time (but it costs tons of moolah).

    * Map design was interesting at first but the pseudo-historical artwork just gets old and reduces readability.

    * Loading - this game loads frequently even when there's no reason the player should know it's happening - a black screen after doing certain things.

    * Fast travel is not fast and you're stuck watching your toon icon slide around on a cartoonish map.

    * Cut screen videos - lots of them. you can do nothing to skip them or speed them up (except for story parts). Have to watch yourself bend over for flowers, watch your own face when speaking with a person, and look at your feet when going to sleep - every freaking time. Thankfully you can loot bodies without an annoying cut screen.

    * Combat - you aren't a trained fighter at first but Henry shoots a bow like a 6 year old girl. Melee combat is better but clunky and suffers badly from a delay in actions. You will get killed - hopefully you don't have to reload an hour back. Get all the training you can but know that even the training damages you and your gear. Oh, and though you are told to keep moving, you can't dodge correctly if you do.

    Again, I wanted this game to be good but it is not (hopefully Deep Silver can fix most of these issues). I love open world RPGs. After about 30+ hours in KC:D, I'm going to go back to one of the good ones; Skyrim, Fallout 4, or Witcher 3. If you want a challenging but still FUN 'hardcore RPG' experience, try Fallout 4 on Survival mode.    … Expand
  2. CommonSenseMan
    Feb 24, 2018
    4
    IGNORE THE COMMENTS PRAISING EVERY ASPECT OF THIS DEFECTIVE PIECE OF CRAP BECAUSE THEY'RE FAKE ACCOUNTS SPAMMING POSITIVE REVIEWS ON ALL PLATFORMS!

    Now that that is out of the way I can tell you why you shouldn't buy this game. PROS, (and it's a short ass list). Historical accuracy. Pretty environments. Nice armor detail. A large map to explore. CONS. No character    IGNORE THE COMMENTS PRAISING EVERY ASPECT OF THIS DEFECTIVE PIECE OF CRAP BECAUSE THEY'RE FAKE ACCOUNTS SPAMMING POSITIVE REVIEWS ON ALL PLATFORMS!

    Now that that is out of the way I can tell you why you shouldn't buy this game.

    PROS, (and it's a short ass list).

    Historical accuracy.

    Pretty environments.

    Nice armor detail.

    A large map to explore.

    CONS.

    No character creation.

    Utterly unbalanced gameplay.

    A stuggish over complicated combat system that makes you slower than basically everyone you end up fighting and adds a bunch of extra stupid steps to what should be a streamlined system. "Powerful" attacks with long swords literally take like 2 seconds each and are effortlessly blocked by almost all enemies making combat take FOREVER.

    Utterly unresponsive controls. Try to run from an enemy during combat and you'll run straight ahead being unable to turn until you stop or run into something. Trying to attack an open enemy? Watch your guy hold his sword above his head like a retard instead as you mash RT. Trying to dodge with the stupid dodge feature? Not likely, AI doesn't have that problem though. Trying to run somewhere? Well I hope you like straight lines because the idiot you control forgets how to move as soon as he starts running. Trying to counter an attack? Not going to happen.

    Completely one sided and unfair combat. You rarely run into singular enemies they usually come in packs of at least 3 which with the stupid snail paced 1V1 combat system that barely works makes most encounters a freaking death sentence because they will all attack together and most of them seem to have unlimited stamina as well whereas you're always running out of breath.

    Seemingly endless glitches. I have had to reload save games 3 times now to fix glitched quests and i'm constantly having hostile and non hostile NPCs spawn right in front of me in addition to numerous texture load in issues and other random crap and shop keepers will regularly have no money or inventory too.

    Stupid overly complicated skills. Lock picking starts off easy but once you get to a "normal" difficulty lock it becomes a complete pain in the ass. Pickpocketing is worthless as well and both will get you arrested.

    Psychic villagers. You can literally kill someone with no witnesses anywhere near a village and they'll somehow know it was you.

    Getting searched for stolen goods constantly in cities. Even when you're in the army you'll still be randomly searched and even if what you had stolen was from the other side of the planet they'll magically know it was stolen and take it.

    Having to buy saves. You heard me right you have to buy potions before you can save otherwise you have to find a bed to make an autosave and they cost 80-90 gold each.

    Everything is stolen. Kill a guy on one side of the map and try to sell his generic gear on the other side and the shop keepers will whine about it being stolen. Even raw meat is considered stolen for crying out loud.

    Items despawn as soon as they're out of sight so don't drop anything you don't want to lose.

    There's no aiming reticle for bows.

    The AI does stup crap like making enemies and allies walk around aimlessly or stand still during combat.

    This game as it is is a barely functioning walking simulator because the combat which is SUPPOSED to. be the heart of the game is complete crap. This game should NOT have been released in this condition.    … Expand
  3. metal44ika
    Feb 16, 2018
    0
    you cant save whenever you wish, you either have to drink "savior schnapps" which are expensive (and you can only hold a few), sleep in a DESIGNATED bed, (not just any bed will save which is a retarded mechanic, sleep is sleep why should it matter which bed youre in?) and autosaves which are rare even while doing missions, Also some of the missions like "baptism of fire" are soyou cant save whenever you wish, you either have to drink "savior schnapps" which are expensive (and you can only hold a few), sleep in a DESIGNATED bed, (not just any bed will save which is a retarded mechanic, sleep is sleep why should it matter which bed youre in?) and autosaves which are rare even while doing missions, Also some of the missions like "baptism of fire" are so frustratingly hard that it takes the fun away, theres a whole army fighting with you until all of a sudden they decide to stay back and make you try to kill 5 archers by yourself even tho the developers purposely made it so that you cant defeat 3 opponents on your own (you can barely defeat 2 at a time if you get lucky) and the most annoying part is having to deal with all that without the option to lower the diffuclty, there is no difficulty setting at all, if there was the current state of the game would be considered expert mode, they tried to make it too realistic and now its just not fun, the battles are a big clunky bug filled mess, dont waste your money until they fix it… Expand
  4. lurch
    Feb 13, 2018
    4
    Bugs and an AWFUL save game mechanic ruin what would otherwise be a very solid and hardcore RPG. I just got a refund processed after about the fifth time I've had to backtrack over about 45 minutes of already completed gameplay due to bugs and not having a recent save.
  5. Blood-Company
    Apr 26, 2018
    1
    -Really enjoying game
    -about half way through main quest and stuttering issue makes combat and horse riding impossible
    -slightly later after this stuttering so bad i cant even walk around -currently at 4 major missions i simply cannot progress in due to well known bugs -can never have random encounters due to another well know bug (one of the best parts if the game) -promised a patch    -Really enjoying game
    -about half way through main quest and stuttering issue makes combat and horse riding impossible
    -slightly later after this stuttering so bad i cant even walk around
    -currently at 4 major missions i simply cannot progress in due to well known bugs
    -can never have random encounters due to another well know bug (one of the best parts if the game)
    -promised a patch to fix all these issues and more by Easter, didnt get patch until april 23
    -find out patch hasnt fixed stuttering issue or any of the quest bugs but gave us hairstyles??
    -game still entirely unplayable due to stuttering issue, cant ride/fight or even walk around towns
    -will not wait another month for simple fixes to make $60 game released 2.5months ago playable, uninstalling and will not support this developer again
    -despite enjoying what i did play i will not give this game a score above 1 since it is not a finished product and in its current state is not even useable    … Expand
  6. Jhed291
    Feb 26, 2018
    0
    History and Medieval is already at its suffice, which its a dream come true since Red Dead Redemption.
  7. VideoGamePlayer
    Mar 14, 2018
    0
    For me time is precious. If I invest my time into a video game it has to be a game that won't have bugs that make you loose all progress.
  8. Broyax
    Mar 4, 2018
    0
    Voici un jeu sorti des tréfonds de Kickstarter et qui s'est pris des ambitions de jeu triple A, un peu comme la grenouille qui se prenait pour un boeuf et qui a fini par éclater...

    A dire vrai, le studio tchèque à la barre de ce projet a clairement eu les yeux plus gros que le ventre, en témoigne l'état de délabrement du jeu à sa sortie, tout cassé de partout, à tel point que même le    Voici un jeu sorti des tréfonds de Kickstarter et qui s'est pris des ambitions de jeu triple A, un peu comme la grenouille qui se prenait pour un boeuf et qui a fini par éclater...

    A dire vrai, le studio tchèque à la barre de ce projet a clairement eu les yeux plus gros que le ventre, en témoigne l'état de délabrement du jeu à sa sortie, tout cassé de partout, à tel point que même le patch "day one" n'a pas suffi à colmater les brèches de ce rafiot qui fuit de toutes parts : une vraie putain de galère ! le patch du jour j a d'ailleurs rien moins que remplacé le jeu entier : 28 Go dans ta face, carrément...

    Depuis ce jour cependant, les patchs se succèdent, les rustines se superposent et transforment ce foutoir en patchwork géant comme un pauvre jeu qui serait encore... en "early (ass) access". Il faut dire qu'on y voit encore des bugs à faire dresser les cheveux sur la tête qui touchent tous les compartiments du jeu...

    C'est vraiment très gênant, car le système de sauvegarde qui oblige à dormir dans un lit (!) -ou implique d'acheter du schnapps (sic !) très coûteux- pour simplement sauvegarder sa partie peut vous faire rétrograder plusieurs heures en arrière à la (dé)faveur des coups de pute de ce jeu bricolé par des mecs qui n'ont vraiment aucune idée de ce q'ils font ou sont en train de faire.

    Il faut dire que ce n'est pas vraiment un jeu de rôle mais plutôt la simulation d'un "sim" con comme ses pieds dans la Bohème du 15ème siècle : le gars doit dormir régulièrement, il doit bouffer régulièrement et il doit se laver régulièrement. Il ne doit pas encore se soulager dans les buissons ni s'arrêter pour chier au bord de la route mais c'est tout comme. "Pardonnez-moi, mon seigneur, je ne puis aller guerroyer, car je dois aller couler un bronze avant."

    De toute façon, s'il reçoit une épée, il est incapable de s'en servir, ne sait pas par quel bout la prendre et doit trouver quelqu'un pour lui apprendre, car voyez-vous, Henry est un peu con comme garçon. Limite débile en fait. Si vous tenez jusque là, vous constaterez de toute manière que les combats sont foireux et injouables en raison à la fois de mécaniques foireuses et de bugs en tout genre foireux.

    Mais qu'on ne se méprenne pas, car même s'il était "fini", Kingdom Come truc resterait foireux et d'une lourdeur sans commune mesure avec son interface embrouillée, sa présentation à l'ouest et ses mécaniques pensées en dépit du bon sens le plus élémentaire : une grosse merde ingérable en somme.

    Techniquement, ce n'est pas la joie non plus avec le moteur de Crytek mal maîtrisé ici, tantôt correct mais le plus souvent vilain avec ralentissements et temps de chargement à dormir debout. Ce jeu me fait penser aux Skoda de jadis, celles de Tchécoslovaquie, vous en aviez pour votre argent... sauf qu'ici c'est presque plein pot qu'il faut payer, soit 60 boules !

    La "délivrance", je sais où elle est en tout cas et je donne mon royaume pour échanger cet étron contre un vrai jeu ! la délivrance, c'est lorsqu'on arrête ce truc et qu'on le désinstalle. Point barre.    … Expand
  9. jameshowlett89
    Jul 24, 2020
    0
    Welcome to the grind fest, couldn't find a single thing I enjoyed in this. The people that "love" this are the kind of folks who leave their caves once a month. The type that find sitting around in a video game and wasting 10hrs to learn how to "parry" engrossing, fun and engaging activity in a game. The rest of of us can't find much fun here, if they at the very least added a option toWelcome to the grind fest, couldn't find a single thing I enjoyed in this. The people that "love" this are the kind of folks who leave their caves once a month. The type that find sitting around in a video game and wasting 10hrs to learn how to "parry" engrossing, fun and engaging activity in a game. The rest of of us can't find much fun here, if they at the very least added a option to switch off the combat difficulty then I'd keep going but they're going the dark souls route, whereas that game is actually fun, this is pure trash… Expand
  10. tdebug
    May 23, 2020
    0
    Semi-broken on the 1st quest already. Hammer you supposed to take appears stolen, even when I took it using a key. Alright, I managed to pass that one. But then fighting mechanics is just impossibly clumsy. Literally, some guy appears from the back and kill you instantly. I tried couple times to pass on - same stuff. I generally like RPGs and played plenty enjoyable ones, but this justSemi-broken on the 1st quest already. Hammer you supposed to take appears stolen, even when I took it using a key. Alright, I managed to pass that one. But then fighting mechanics is just impossibly clumsy. Literally, some guy appears from the back and kill you instantly. I tried couple times to pass on - same stuff. I generally like RPGs and played plenty enjoyable ones, but this just pissed me off right in the beginning. Luckily I got it with game pass, so just deleted. Can't imagine someone payed full price and left with this unplayable garbage.… Expand
  11. AAN2
    Oct 24, 2018
    2
    Combat is horrible. Absolutely abysmal. And it's blatantly obvious that this is intended as a pc game and was brought to console as an afterthought. Lock-picking, for instance, is nearly impossible on a controller but would be only somewhat difficult on a mouse and keyboard.
    Gruelingly I beat this game, and I honestly regret it. It didn't leave me a feeling of accomplishment like other    Combat is horrible. Absolutely abysmal. And it's blatantly obvious that this is intended as a pc game and was brought to console as an afterthought. Lock-picking, for instance, is nearly impossible on a controller but would be only somewhat difficult on a mouse and keyboard.
    Gruelingly I beat this game, and I honestly regret it. It didn't leave me a feeling of accomplishment like other difficult games did, and there is no way to enjoy the story due to the difficulty. The feeling I got after beating this game was "Oh, finally it's over." One of the important aspects of RPG games is the story, and there are points where it takes so long to progress that you forget why you're trying to progress in the first place. It's a massive shame because this title had a lot of promise.

    I give it a 2 because there are some enjoyable moments in the game, and it's obvious effort was put forth even if it were put in the wrong places.    … Expand
  12. Japandabear
    Jun 16, 2020
    4
    Does not deserve 5 stars at all. With the sheer amount of bugs in the game, it doesn't really even deserve a 4 star. I played 41 hours (at time of writing, going to try and play more), so i can say i haven't been "impatient" with the game. Combat is a huge mess with a huge artificial difficulty cliff that people defend by saying you're just a commoner and not a skyrim god. However you'llDoes not deserve 5 stars at all. With the sheer amount of bugs in the game, it doesn't really even deserve a 4 star. I played 41 hours (at time of writing, going to try and play more), so i can say i haven't been "impatient" with the game. Combat is a huge mess with a huge artificial difficulty cliff that people defend by saying you're just a commoner and not a skyrim god. However you'll get curb stomped by literally everything except an unarmed peasant. You have to fight a bandit (literally just an armed peasant) he'll magic block all your attacks (even if you attack the way you're told to in training) even if he's in the middle of an attack, so you decide to play it careful and perfect block + riposte, he instantly blocks your counter attack then launches his own counter attack that the game doesn't let you block, and if you're unlucky he gets to use a 6 hit combo on you since enemies have infinite stamina that doesn't seem to be reduced when you damage them (your personal stamina is called at whatever your current health is), so even if they have a sliver of health you can wail on them forever till they get a counter and unleash hell on you. Now let's move on from combat. Every single person in the game seems to be an omniscient god (when they're not blade masters), if you silently knock someone out, they know everything about you when they wake up, you will instantly get a bounty and every guard instantly knows exactly what you look like, your social security number, what you had for lunch a month ago (in real life) and where you are. Did i mention guards can also see through walls? Alright, now let's say run from combat because you got in over your head, too bad you can't, the game's autolock literally forces you into combat no matter how many times you smash B, and if you do manage to cancel autolock and start running there's now 3 things that can happen (actually running away isn't one of them) 1. You turn around and autolock activates and settings you 180 degrees back into the fight. 2. You have no stamina to run because if you are hit your stamina drains, go to 1. 3. You have some stamina so you start to run away, however enemies have infinite stamina (remember?) so go to option 2. The graphics are pretty good UNTIL it starts raining, and it's literally worse looking rain than the rain in Minecraft, and it makes it extremely hard to see. Next is the sound, it's really bad. It seems like the dubbing is off constantly and sounds effects aren't coming from where they should be. The volume also seems totally messed up, i turned sfx and music down so i can properly hear dialogue, but speech still seems to be at random volumes. However, despite all of this i can't give it one star because it is playable (technically) and there are a lot of quests and some good story telling. So in the end, unless you can sink 40+ hours into the game don't bother even playing it.… Expand
  13. boo14
    Aug 25, 2018
    2
    The game is well done and I had hoped it would provide many hours of role playing entertainment, but after many attempts on the first lock picking segment and with no other seemingly viable alternative to leave the castle to begin the game, I gave up and deleted it.
  14. Tuplay
    Nov 28, 2018
    0
    Broken game, simple as that. If I press the "unlock of target button" and the cursers unlocks on top of the target, so the autolock system makes me lock onto the target I just unlocked from, is the worst possible way the programmers could have done this. No locking system would have been preferable to a locking system that just doesn't work.
    Furthermore, when I press the "attack" button,    Broken game, simple as that. If I press the "unlock of target button" and the cursers unlocks on top of the target, so the autolock system makes me lock onto the target I just unlocked from, is the worst possible way the programmers could have done this. No locking system would have been preferable to a locking system that just doesn't work.
    Furthermore, when I press the "attack" button, then that action obviously should follow. I understand there is a delay based on skill and other aspects, but even at high levels I still would only have 9/10 attacks registering (attacks being pressing the button). HITTING the target is another issue entirely, one that doesn't make sense all of the time. If my sword goes through somebody, literally through the graphic, and there is zero indication that I landed a hit. When I land a hit, there is sound, recoil, something- anything, but every now and then (often enough to not be an anomaly) my attack will just go THROUGH the NPC (Note this happens most with stabbing).
    Honestly, I'd give the game a 7/10 if it weren't for the autolocking issue. It's that bad on Xbox one, but I've heard it's better on PC.
    When an enemy can recover in the midst of recoiling, and deliver a combo which kills me at full health (NOT REFERENCING THE FIRST CUMAN), then you have a broken game.
    When pressing the "unlock" doesn't do anything but make you lock on again, then you have a broken game.
    WHEN I AM PRESSING THE ATTACK BUTTON AND HENRY REFUSES TO ATTACK THE ENEMY AS THEY RECOIL IN PAIN OR DROP THEIR GUARD EVEN WITH FULL STAMINA IS RIDICULOUS
    KCD isn't a good game, it isn't broken one. Saying it's good despite the brokenness of the game would be akin to saying that Jimmy Carter's presidency was good despite the utter lack of coherent thought during it.    … Expand
  15. Zanos92
    Aug 2, 2019
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Combat system too complicated, you hit defence but never defends and my skill is over 11 so controls are not easy. They tried to make the game realistic but many things in the game never existed in early 1400s.… Expand
  16. Badmrpotatohead
    Apr 13, 2020
    1
    Makes many pretentious claims of realism yet uses the same basic quests/tropes of any other RPG. I.e. you have to do everything for everyone in every town. Very basic in quest design. The updates/patches took away many of the good aspects of the game, such as the use of pole arms and stealing horses to use. Hearing your character **** about everything every 5 minutes is just annoying. LoveMakes many pretentious claims of realism yet uses the same basic quests/tropes of any other RPG. I.e. you have to do everything for everyone in every town. Very basic in quest design. The updates/patches took away many of the good aspects of the game, such as the use of pole arms and stealing horses to use. Hearing your character **** about everything every 5 minutes is just annoying. Love the look and idea of the game but their follow through was just inadequate. You're better off with Skyrim or even Dragon Age.… Expand
  17. Googleit
    May 15, 2020
    4
    In theory this is a good game because I wanted a realistic mid age game but there are lot of problems in game-play story is good but other things makes this game unbearable
  18. FrostyFeet97
    Feb 3, 2021
    0
    Just no, please no. Broken game with broken save system and its runs terrible on XSX.
  19. Iansmaiii
    Mar 19, 2019
    0
    1 year later, still Kingdom Come Buggyverance, the combat system is still a **** a broken poop, bushes have a ****ty hitbox, so forget about having a good time with the **** head horse
  20. CatCarpet
    Nov 23, 2019
    3
    The console version is just disappointing. Probably I‘m just a noob but I really struggled at stuff like lock picking and of course the combat controlls. At some point (still close to the beginning of the Story) it was really frustrating to me. I had to restart whole sequences a couple times because I didnt have the right stuff with me, sequences that lasted over 30 minutes. I‘m done withThe console version is just disappointing. Probably I‘m just a noob but I really struggled at stuff like lock picking and of course the combat controlls. At some point (still close to the beginning of the Story) it was really frustrating to me. I had to restart whole sequences a couple times because I didnt have the right stuff with me, sequences that lasted over 30 minutes. I‘m done with this game, I‘m sorry to all the Fanboys/girls … Expand
  21. plum_lee
    Jul 30, 2022
    0
    bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug bug
  22. centric586shado
    Nov 4, 2019
    4
    Prepare for a buggy glitchy mess. I just played this game for the first time since it was released and nothing has changed it still is the same mess.
  23. Bandersnatch786
    Aug 15, 2021
    2
    I really wanted to like this game. It looks gorgeous, the voice acting is good and the opening hours of the story is well written and gripping. However, the fatal flaw with Kingdom Come Deliverance is its awkward, slow and clunky combat. The directional system is almost completely useless and under utilized during defense as blocking in all directions is only one button. Directions onlyI really wanted to like this game. It looks gorgeous, the voice acting is good and the opening hours of the story is well written and gripping. However, the fatal flaw with Kingdom Come Deliverance is its awkward, slow and clunky combat. The directional system is almost completely useless and under utilized during defense as blocking in all directions is only one button. Directions only matter during attacks. However, for someone who inverts their Y axis, the directionality of the attacks become hard to manage outside of cardinal directions. The other problem with the combat is how slow attacking is. Pressing RB or RT to poke or slice isn't immediate and leaves you open to attack. There's an overly long wind-up for a poking and slicing that just isn't present in other modern RPGs that rely on the first person perspective and sword & shield combat. During the beginning hours, the game throws near impossible to defeat enemies at you. Other reviewers have labeled this as "difficult", but it's not. It's an improperly built difficulty curve. If you look at other reviews, both from critics and users, you'll notice a trend that mentions combat gets easier as your character gets stronger. This isn't how a difficulty curve should be and it isn't what makes progression of not only your character, but of the player's mastery of the game and combat mechanics worthwhile. If a game is hard at the beginning, but easy towards the end, there's something wrong with how progression was laid out. Admittedly, I didn't finish the game. I really enjoyed the story up to Henry starting his training, but the forced sword battle with Hans was just too frustrating due to the slow paced and generally awful combat of the game to make me want to continue it. It really disappoints me because there was so much else about this game to like. Unfortunately, an overly flawed combat system and difficulty curve makes this game inaccessible for all but the most stubborn of gamers who really don't have anything better to spend their time playing.… Expand
  24. caszpian
    Sep 11, 2021
    4
    Привет всем из России! Короткий отзыв:
    1. Атмосфера: Потрясающая! Действительно классно поработали над погружением игрока в игровую действительность, даже жаль, что всё остальное получилось настолько плохо.
    2. Графика: На Xbox one нормальная. Ни хорошая ни плохая, просто нормальная, я не особо обращаю внимание на графику если есть сильный сюжет. 3. Сюжет: Интересный, цепляет, но как по мне    Привет всем из России! Короткий отзыв:
    1. Атмосфера: Потрясающая! Действительно классно поработали над погружением игрока в игровую действительность, даже жаль, что всё остальное получилось настолько плохо.
    2. Графика: На Xbox one нормальная. Ни хорошая ни плохая, просто нормальная, я не особо обращаю внимание на графику если есть сильный сюжет.
    3. Сюжет: Интересный, цепляет, но как по мне становится через пару часов игры скучноват.
    4. Боевая система: отвратительная. Просто ужасная. Самая худшая за последние 10 лет. Серьезно, я надеюсь в сиквеле в откажетесь от этого. Мешает играть, чувствовать себя мальчиком для битья вообще не приятно, даже учитывая, что играете вы за сына кузнеца. Враги парируют атаки просто из всех возможных углов… бред. Комбинаций никаких не сделаешь, по той же причине. Жирный минус этой игре за Боёвку, не стал проходить до конца, просто не приятно убивать нервы на неё.
    Итог: большое разочарование. Игровой мир маленький, всё пытается подаваться с закосом на реализм, но по факту - вы сохраняетесь потому что пьёте шнапс, такой бред:) ну и ещё раз, боевая система ужас, вы скрестили свинью и гепарда и получили «Месть боксера»
    Короче это ужас, испортить такую идею, благодаря каким-то идиотским комплексам «казуальности» в общем, вы облажались, но за атмосферу 4, а не 1:)    … Expand

Awards & Rankings

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#15 Most Discussed Xbox One Game of 2018
17
#17 Most Shared Xbox One Game of 2018

Critic Reviews

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Metascore
68

Mixed or average reviews - based on 18 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 9 out of 18
  2. Mixed: 7 out of 18
  3. Negative: 2 out of 18
  1. Official Xbox Magazine UK
    Apr 3, 2018
    70
    A huge action RPG that is bursting with love and detail. And a fair few bugs, too.
  2. AusGamers
    Mar 26, 2018
    74
    With an expansive story and memorable mechanics, it’s hard not to view Kingdom Come: Deliverance as one of the most interesting RPG releases in years. One where the difficulty is often a barrier to progress and some of the design choices become frustrating experiences in repetition or flat out giving up and moving on to another activity. Or reloading an earlier save to do more sword training. Rough around the edges sure, but the ambition often shines through.
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  3. TheXboxHub
    Mar 14, 2018
    80
    Kingdom Come: Deliverance delivers a huge, complex world with a host of things to get involved in. The story is well written, brilliantly acted and expertly executed. I am worried that the buggy nature of the game will put many off and whilst the vast majority of the problems shouldn’t worry anyone too much, it can get a tad annoying.
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