100%PC

Super cool game. Lots of different weapons, clothes and various goodies. You can play dice and raise an unrealistic cash. A very interesting story, beautiful characters and graphics. Large, life-filled map. Many different hiding places and easter eggs. You can steal and make a fortune in one night. Steal and kill at night, sell and play during the day.

90%PC

Realistic combat system - weighty attacks and max stamina = current hp, so your combat proficiency decreases as you lose health. However, enemy AI can input read your attacks and respond with perfect blocks.

Intricate progression system with a unique stat "conspicuousness", which tracks how much your attire stands out.

DLC neatly woven into the main story, unlike a lot of DLCs which are extensions put on top of the main quest or previously unfinished elements of the original vision.

70%Xbox Series X/S

Conceptually it is perfect and technically almost perfect late medieval FPP simulator. I am still amazed how much interesting and historically accurate info a player can get from the both glossary and while playing this game!

80%PC

promissing premise, gamplay and graphics.

90%Xbox Series X/S

This game is severely underrated due to a couple things, one being how buggy it was on launch and second being the difficulty curve/realism. For being a crowd funded game coming from a small developer it is insane how much quality this game has across the board from the actual story, to the world building, and the insane skill tree.

Put simply I felt like I was playing Oblivion with the combat of Chivalry, but minus all the magic because the game was trying to be historically accurate. Some mechanics I thought were going to be annoying like having to eat and sleep, but they barely bothered my playthrough and just felt normal as I played.

The save system can be extremely annoying because you can only save when sleeping or if you drink a savior schnapps which is a pretty expensive save potion. I died more than a few times early game and was screwed because of the save feature, but I trudged a long because I fricken just loved this game.

The combat was just so damn gratifying when you finally started to grasp the mechanics and your stats started to grow and Henry became more powerful. This game will humble you compared to most, you begin as a lowly blacksmiths son and have to work your way slowly up in the world.

One of the best game I have played in a long time, the only things holding this game back from perfection were the bugs, save system, and lack of content past most of the major missions. I still consider this game to be a masterpiece of a modern RPG and really look forward to the second part.

80%PC

Excellent game, the quest a really repetitive after some point. Go talk to x. Kill that bandit etc.

75%PC

the most realistic medieval rpg; along with all the pros and cons that come with the setting. the story was intriguing with memorable characters and events; like that drunk priest that Henry can befriend and terrorize the town with. the combat while complex and clunky at the start, is the highlight here. all the thrusts, slashes, combos, parries, dodges, blockings, and ripostes lend to an extremely fun combat; in SMALL FIGHTS. holy shit the combat goes to SHIT when in fights with 4 or more people involved. you have people swing at you from all angles, getting pushed around being unable to react. it becomes one big clusterfuck. BUT when fighting 1-3 people, the combat is near unmatched. my biggest complain with the game besides the scale would be the riposte system; goddamn is it annoying to constantly have your moves parried by a smack to the face. all in all this was a solid game but its held back by some problems, including the fact that the ending is the biggest cutoff i've seen yet; leading into a sequel that has only now near 7 years later been announced.

100%PC

Very immersive game with a great story. Battle mechanics is a little tough at the start and needs getting used to but super fun once you've mastered it. Highly recommended game.

40%PC

Motion Sickness

55%PC

I had a lot of fun with the exploration and combat but the story was very mediocre and basic.
I had a lot of issues with the combat. It's really cool but once you get to a high enough enemy scaling you can only execute a combo if its 1-1 or else the other enemies will just run behind you and kill you. The combat also is not meant for controller even though its supported because once all of the enemies are fully kitted out in gear it takes forever to take down a single enemy in 1-1 combat. If there are more than 1 you are basically dead. I did not enjoy that scaling spike. Also when you get to that point in the game if you try to run away you physically cant on controller because they pull your camera 180 degrees immediately when you get tackled so you simply die.

85%PC

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is an exceptional game. Even though it still has some bugs years after its release, it remains one of the best RPGs on the market.

You can tell it was made with passion: the quests are detailed and varied, the characters have well-defined personalities and Henry's storyline is compelling and very well written.

The gameplay allows you to tackle challenges in multiple ways, whether through combat, stealth, or diplomacy.
Combat is initially difficult but, once mastered, it is highly rewarding and adds a layer of realism and challenge.

Visually the game is stunning with high-definition textures applied. While the graphics might show their age, the stylistic rendering of certain landscapes is breathtaking and you'll often find yourself pausing to admire the beautiful, historically accurate environments.

The soundtrack fits the game's atmosphere perfectly. There are few tracks, but they are very well written.

The DLCs add even more depth and variety to the game, extending the experience with new stories and challenges.

90%PC

One of my favourite RPGs, open world games, beautiful in so many ways. The story could’ve been more engaging but I’m waiting for KCD2 to blow me away on that front.

80%PC

What a roller-coaster of a product. The flaws that everyone critiques are there and deserve it. A couple of quest breaking bugs had me wanting to smash my keyboard. The quest design at times felt abhorrently paced. I didn't like the re-used faces for characters throughout the game either. All this to say the game had me in a chokehold like no other. The immersion, combat, dialogue, and progression felt like crack cocaine. My sessions carried on for hours w/o me even realizing it. So, despite it's flaws, the game is good, great even.

90%PC

New save around 95 hours.

95%PC

good.

90%PC

excellent game

80%Xbox One

Technical problems mean you have to work to get where you're going sometimes. But the immersive world and we'll done narrative points make it worth the effort. The combat is similar. It's clunky and unwieldy at first, but the more you invest into working at it, the more it gives back.

100%PC

best game ever

85%PC

I really wish I could give this game a 100% but the technical aspects of it really break the immersion and there's some design elements that I don't enjoy (like the clock while waiting/sleeping/spending time in jail - time passes really slowly. I want to play a game, not stare at a clock).

That being said, everything about this game screams passion. These devs are people that love their craft and the story they're trying to tell. I really appreciate games like these.

70%PC

I technically didn't finish the game (2-3 quests left) but the last quarter of the game kinda sucks and I lost steam. Still a pretty decent game though.

40%Xbox Series X/S

Потрясающая своей неопрятностью туфта, ослепляющая псевдо-hidden gemовостью - и скоро огарашивающая рвотными массами от качества претворения своих крайне-интересных и накривевейших механик.
Мириады багов, магнитные тушки тупых вражин, пустотелый сценарий не перевешиваются занятной боевой системой, действительно соорганичными пространству квестами и сторонними активностями: Чехия тут - Лимб, 1/3 часть которой состоит из скопидомов и их блаженного вами ограбления между точками фаст-трэвела и мельниками.

С середины игры вы в кои-то веки становитесь Оптимусом Праймом.. и то (!!) которого игра с успехом задушивает то насильным стэлсом, то урезанием статов то раздеванием догола, тем самым хороня те крохи удовольствия, что вы выжимали 40 часов к ряду. Зачем, Вавра? Почему ты так крепко воюешь не в ту сторону?

По скромному итогу, игра тупо для тех единиц хардкорных скуфов, любящих крепких продолговатых друзей в известных местах и оправдывающих любые костыли причитаниями "..ух бля, прямо как раньше" между сборкой старой четырки на выходных и упарыванием монастыркого этапа, где убийца угадывается с первой же строки, Карл!

80%PlayStation 4

Masterpiece

90%Xbox Series X/S

An amazing realistic and immersive experience, it has its faults that take you out of the experience. But you can't get more immersive than this.

90%PC

Merci les mods sans eux j'aurai jamais pu finir le jeu ...

100%PC

Not for everybody but a great game!

90%PC

Really fantastic game. The story is well written and the voice acting is spectacular, even if the characters faces and voice actors are shared among many side characters.

I really loved the combat, even though it can be frustrating and confusing at times. I can't wait for the next one, especially since it ending on a cliffhanger (GO NOBLE BASTARD HENRY)!

80%PC

Kingdom Come: Deliverance stands out as a gem among RPG games. Set in a big open world during the Middle Ages, it's filled with old-school secrets, quests, and authentic medieval people who actually live their life every day in-game. There's a real charm to this game — the world is beautiful, and the developers clearly have a genuine appreciation for the period and region.

The graphics are excellent, with a very detailed world where every house has an interior and every village has its own life. NPCs have their own routines — they wake up, go to work or the tavern, and then go to sleep at night.

You start as a peasant who can't even tie his shoes or read, but slowly through gameplay, you become a master in the skills you use. Every skill you learn feels useful and rewarding.

The combat can be seen in two ways, either very bad or very good, with little middle ground. On one side, it really shows how you can be absolutely awful at something until you practice it. On the other hand, the AI hitting you with scripted moves is something that I don't quite appreciate.

TL;DR; This game grew on me. At the start, I was dying constantly, and the limitation on saves was frustrating, as sometimes you can lose hours of progress if you forget to save. However, the voiceovers, plotline, and historical tidbits made me stick with it, which I'm very glad I did. An easy 8/10.

90%PC

The longer you play, the better this game gets. The moment Kingdom Come clicked for me was the rabbit hunt mission, 15 hours in.  

Also, this game might be the most immersive thief simulator. As well as homicidal maniac sim. This game just lets you do whatever.

90%PC

Awesome medieval first person RPG.

90%PC

An unforgiving and beautiful game. You start off as a peasant and the game does a fantastic job at making you feel like one. Your character is completely useless at the start of the game. He has no skill, no talent, no brawn, no charisma. He just sucks. It's a harsh land that's at war and you are just some peasant. This is by far one of the most immersive game I've ever played and is an experience worth playing. The only thing that I dislike is that some of the main quest quests are not fun and fairly linear. Which is a tad disappointing as every other part of the game is super open to how it lets you tackle it.

Gameplay - 4/5
Music - 4/5
Appearance - 5/5
Story - 5/5
Difficulty - Hard (Death Count: did not count)

Skeleton Rating: 2/5 - god bless the game over skeletons
Overall Rating: 4.5/5 - Exceptional

90%PlayStation 4

Great game, combat seems janky at first but is actually some of the best out there, story does force you down one path so it's not as much of a Role-Playing game as some would expect, but side-quests have varied outcomes and options

90%Xbox One

Clunky, but a hidden gem.

85%PC

Name of Game: Kingdom Come: Deliverance
Release Date: Feb 18
Time Started Playing: Sep 21
Singleplayer: Yes
Multiplayer: No
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==[Audience]===
☐ Kids
☐ Everyone
☑ Casual players
☐ Pro players
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===[Worth]===
☐ Free
☑ Full price
☐ Wait for a sale
☐ Average
☐ Refund it if you can
☐ Don't do it
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===[Specs Needed on Computer]===
☐ 90' PC
☐ Minimum
☑ Medium
☐ Fast
☐ High end
☐ NASA computer
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===[Graphics]===
☐ Potato
☐ Really bad
☐ Bad
☐ OK
☐ Good
☑ Beautiful
☐ Masterpiece
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===[Difficulty]===
☐ You just need 2 arms
☐ Ez
☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Hard (first couple hours)
☐ Impossible
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===[Length]===
☐ Really short ( 0 - 2 hours)
☐ Short ( 2 - 8 hours)
☐ Few hours ( 8 - 12 hours)
☑ Long ( 12+ hours)
☐ Endless
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===[Storyline] ===
☐ It doesn't have one
☐ Make your own
☐ Bad
☐ Average
☐ Good
☑ Fantastic
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===[Buggyness]===
☐ The game itself is one big BUG
☐ Bugs destroying the game
☐ Lot of bugs
☑ Some bugs
☐ A couple of bugs
☐ Nothing
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===[Pros]===
+ Can interact basically with anything.
+ Beautiful storyline
===[Cons]===
- Some bugs that break the game at times (even crashing it).
- At some point, you get strong enough that nothing really challenges you.
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===[Summery]===
This game is the closest I've met to Skyrim since the game got out. You can interact with anyone, and do everything you want to do (from robbing to having affairs). The side quests add some playtime to the game and you feel like they give you some advantage as the game progresses (for ex a character you met from a side quest you've done might help you out as the game progresses).
The overall environment and dynamics are spot-on! music, graphics, and the map make me feel like I'm actually in the 15th century fighting as a knight.
Adding to all that the main storyline and DLCs make you want to help the main protagonist have his desired avenge and you'll have an awesome game in conclusion.
The main reasons I've down-graded the score are that the game does have some bugs and functions that I really disliked ( for ex the vision at night is horrendous) and it did hurt my gaming experience. Nonetheless, I still recommend playing this game.

90%PC

great rpg, fun combat with a learning curve (it's worth it), pls release sequel

90%PlayStation 5

This Game is incredible
The Story was Awesome The Design of The World Inside The Game too
With Hardcore combat, I expected a huge army battle but they disappointed me in only a few moments
RPG Elements in this game is TOP Tier
I like the reality in This Game
Hope they will announce KCD2 Soon

Cons: 30fps on ps5 and xbsx

Rate: 9/10

50%PC

The faces during cutscenes are so badly animated that I though for the entire game that the lord henry is trying to serve was going to betray him. This is not a game about playing your way, but rather about playing the story of henry. Frequently the only solution to quests is murder. The openness of the world is fun but doesn't deeply interact with the story. I still don't feel like I understand or that I can use any of the combat options in the game effectively, even after training all my stats to the maximum. One random peasant can still block my swings all day long.

90%PC

Absolutely perfect story, beautiful combat, nice open world, they done everything perfectly but bugs, there are many many bugs and they are so disappointing. However it is now in the list of my favourites. You must try it. 91/100.

100%PC

This is one of the best RPGs I have ever played. I spent 10 months with it and it immersed me in a way few other games have. I am sad that I've finished it and I loved the gameplay, story, and my god that soundtrack is incredible!

60%PC

While the game is gorgeous and very immersive, its painfully slow pacing, labored combat, and incessant bugs suck all the life out of it. After my 5th crash, I'm retiring the game.

70%PC

I consider this to be a good game that failed at a vital stage .
I'll begin this review by saying that this game is very ambitious and has plenty of good things going for it .
Combat- Very interesting approach to knights and sword-fighting , in a world when every game tries to make you feel superhuman , this one doubles down on the "Normal guy in abnormal situation " instance
World - Great , cities feel alive and everything flows normally , town squares feel as they should and little details such as the hustle and bustle of a city center makes everything come alive . However , the cities also flush out this game's technical issues , expect significantly lower framerates when in town and overall less then ideal performance
Story - The reason i am giving this a thumbs down . As good as some elements are , the point of a story is to bind everything together , and them not finishing the story and leaving it halfway over and without any conclusive bombshell is unforgiveable in my view. Do not misunderstand me , this game is good , but i cannot honestly recommend this to any RPG fan , because i know that the possibility of you being disappointed is quite significant.
They did not provide any Story significant DLC so that's also something to consider in case you were hoping that they would wrap it up in a DLC.
Also , be warned that there are bugs , movement is sometimes wonky , horse-riding is very clunky and performance is unstable .

80%PC

Kingdom Come Deliverance is a historically plausible (often accurate) medieval open-world game set in 1403 Bohemia.

Unlike other big open world games that feel comparable (maybe Skyrim?), you start off as Henry, the son of a blacksmith, and it takes you many hours of gameplay to become proficient at combat, which takes the form of either melee combat using several different types of weapons, or archery using bows. No magic! Combat is a bit of a mixed bag. At least in melee combat, it’s trying to reinvent the wheel by having you manually swing your weapon from one of five directions or do a stab right at the opponent’s chest. You can parry an opponent’s attack by pressing the block button at a precise moment and swinging from the opposite angle of the enemy’s attacks.

This all sounds good in theory, but in practice you end up getting parried and riposted 95% of the time you attack someone, leaving you very few openings to actually do any damage via regular attacks. You can do the same to the opponent a bit later on in the game, so combat tends to devolve into perfect parrying and maybe squeezing in a quick attack until the enemy is dead, or hoping they block rather than riposte, and you can get a combo off. Takes a while to slug it out with an opponent as a result. As you level up weapon skills (by using weapons in combat), you unlock combos requiring you to hit 3-4 attacks in a specific pattern to execute a strong special move. Sadly, the enemy riposting your attack or dodging breaks the combo, meaning getting off combos is more a matter of luck rather than skill, and the longer 4-chain combos are essentially useless as a result.
The combat system then completely falls flat once you’re engaged with multiple enemies, in which case it’s best advised to just run away.

A lot of the game’s systems are geared towards realism, like the survival system requiring you to sleep and eat regularly, less you suffer debuffs. Food goes off over time, and some foods decay faster than others. Items have a weight and Henry can only carry so much before getting slowed down, or eventually being unable to move at all. Brewing potions is a very manual process, in which you have to prepare the ingredients and follow a recipe in a book next to you to attempt to make it yourself. There’s your typical RPG mechanics in the game such as skills, buffs, debuffs, and perks you can invest. Skills get levelled up by playing the game and using them, similar to Morrowind. The worldbuilding created thanks to that is fantastic, though it does get in the way of the fun of it sometimes, such as with the combat system.

Sadly the game is also a bit janky. I’ve had a few characters T-pose and collision is a huge mess because you get stuck on bushes, and sometimes small objects yeet you off your horse and on the floor. It makes traversing the map a bit of a chore if you don’t have fast travel spots unlocked.

The main story is a revenge story of sorts but was in my opinion fairly well written and does a good job at immersing you into the medieval world. Some of the side quests were a bit heavy on fetch quests or requiring you to fast travel through half the map to pass some skill checks and then go back. The voice acting is decent enough and the game has some memorable characters.

Graphics are top notch, and I wonder why more games don’t use the Cryengine. Looks like a dream and can be tweaked to run on a weak system. I played the game on medium settings on my Steam Deck at somewhere between 40-60fps, and it looked really good doing so. I also played it in the past on my gaming PC on high/ultra, and it was really well optimized there as well.

Overall, it’s a very solid game, hampered in parts by it’s combat system and janky traversal. I’d recommend it to anyone who likes open world RPGs or games set in a medieval setting. As long as you don’t mind a slow start, a bit of jank, and a shaky combat system, there’s lots to like here.

75%PC

Played through the Main Story and did most of the side quests plus the Hans Capon DLC.
Beautiful and well crafted open world with graphics that are still better than some of this years releases. Combat is engaging and fun in 1v1 but struggles when you have multiple oponents against you. The story has its twists and turns and is generally well made, but some parts feel like unnecessary filler quests.
The only major complaint I have is, that for the save system to work the game needed more polish. Having limited saves only works when your game is absolutely bug free. Even though I´ve only encountered a few bugs during my playthrough, the ones I found stayed in my mind because of the save system.

50%PC

sorry not for me

85%PC

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is one of those games which you love and which you hate. Not once I was annoyed: if you spend over 60 hours in this game expect that some of your time will be wasted on bugs and broken quests (henceforth the save system appears a bit unfair). And yes, the combat system is hard to master and not every story action looks rational.

Come on, is it an RPG or not? Why a quest «Ginger in a Pickle» is interrupted after talking with Radzig Kobyla? Why I can't say to villager something like "You better give away 20 Groschen. You understood me?!" in a quest «A Woman Scorned»? Why I must only stolen it? And in general, why my horse always drops me after some bandits with bludgeons start shouting in the bushes? It is't realistic.

But at the same moment I'm glad that completed this game. Kingdom Come is an exciting adventure that has a lot to offer: interesting narrative and characters, funny quests and most of all – beautifully recreated medieval world with many gameplay features, like Alchemy (got caught for an hour brewing potions only because it works really cool).

Despite its’ deficiencies Kingdom Come: Deliverance provides many unforgettable moments which make it worth playing.

60%PC

Не допрошел, словил софт лок в монастыре(70% меин сюжета) :). Крутые синематики, хорошая задумка реализма, на этом плюсы заканчиваются. Реализация полный ужас, движок кривой, постоянные багули, тупой искусственный интеллект, пустой мир, скучные сайд квесты, боевка вроде прикольная но когда ты дерешься с 2-3 врагами то на экране хуй пойми что происходит, тебя колдоебит во все стороны света, вроде бы есть чем заняться но смысла в этом абсолютно нет, прошел почти весь сюжет не качаясь и не проходя много сайд квестов или занятий. Тупое гавно тупого говна 6/10

50%PC

Just not my cup of tea, the Save system is really tedious

100%PC

Awesome game. Gives different ways of quest passing.
Made me feel like I really live in medieval Bohemia.
Definitely the game I would like to play again when I'm get old. Just because I need to play other games.
And I will defenetly do this, because not the all achivements were gained.

80%PC

cool

90%PC

Cool and somewhat realistic and historicly accurate game. Sure the Story is not as spectecular as others but it does keep it real.
Which i find great.

60%PC

Games is good, but has many bugs. Plus, battling against 2+ enemies is insane. Plot is meh, yet has interesting points. Nevertheless, game is interesting and has a soul, so I recommend it