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mmb02191 (81 KP) rated the PC version of Kingdom Come Deliverance in Video Games

Jan 24, 2019  
Kingdom Come Deliverance
Kingdom Come Deliverance
2018 | Action, Role-Playing
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7.7 (3 Ratings)
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Apparently, the console version has some bugs?? (0 more)
New favorite game
This game, right from the beginning, is beautiful, immersive, and really freaking hard (but in the best of ways).

You start out as Henry, and you suck. At everything. I fell off my horse a couple times, can't read, died immediately when trying to fight a soldier. It was great.

This game isn't your usual game where you're a hero expected to beat some evil force. Truth is, you're a peasant, and no one outside of Skalitz (your home town) really likes you all that much.

You don't know how to really do anything, from the obvious like swordfighting (you're a peasant...) to things like reading and even speech (convincing people of things)

This game has such a realistic leveling up system. You get better at skills the more you practice them, just like in real life.

At the beginning, Henry barely knows how to hold a bow, it going all over the screen and the arrows going definitely NOT where you want them to go. It would take my 20 shots to kill a stationary rabbit....

But you get better. You improve. Henry learns through hard work and sweat. His hand steadies, his aim improves (with help from you of course!) and soon you're catching plenty of (illegally poached) animals.

Unlike many games, fighting is not always the answer. Sometimes you have to be creative with your solutions to issues instead of just swinging a sword. Maybe persuade the guard to let you go, or bribe him.

Another mechanic that is very realistic, you have to make sure Henry takes care of himself. He needs to eat and sleep, but shouldn't overeat or drink, or he will feel sluggish. If you're in a fight and covered with blood, people aren't going to trust you, and are going to freak out a little. Make sure you keep Henry clean! There are water troughs that you can find to splash some water on yourself, or go to a bathhouse for a more thorough cleaning.

Overall, this is the best game I have ever played. There is always something to do, and once I am playing, I can't stop.