MY REVIEW • 74.5 HOURS PLAYED
Kingdom Come: Deliverance
What I liked
I really liked the realistic medieval world and the RPG system. You don't start as a powerful warrior, and you actually have to learn and improve your skills. It makes the progression feel much more rewarding.
What I didn't like
The game can be difficult and slow, especially at the beginning. Combat against multiple enemies can also become frustrating.
Story
Henry's story is interesting and gives you a reason to keep going. I also enjoyed that many of the quests feel connected to the world instead of just giving you another enemy to kill.
Combat & Gameplay
The combat takes time to learn. You have to think about attacking, blocking and timing instead of just pressing the attack button. Once you get better at it, fighting becomes much more satisfying.
Exploration & Open World
The forests, villages and towns make the world feel realistic. I enjoyed exploring because the game feels more like a real medieval world than a fantasy RPG.
Who I Recommend It To
RPG players who enjoy realism, story, exploration and don't mind a game that takes some time to learn.
Final Thoughts
A realistic medieval RPG where learning and improving is a big part of the experience.