Kingdom Come Deliverance Review: Should You Buy in 2022?

Kingdom Come Deliverance Review
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Should you buy Kingdom Come Deliverance in 2022?
The expansive medieval style open world provides lots of opportunity for exploration outside of the main storyline, amongst the perfect royal European setting to get lost in on foot, or on horseback. Couple that with graphics that breathe life into the lush surroundings and you have to tip you crown to Warhorse Studios and what is an impressive visual achievement, especially from a more modest independent developer.
The optimisation and occasionally clunky controls that’ll require a little patience might have some players turning this off in no time, but those that stick with it and have a tolerance for these sort of issues, I’m looking at you Skyrim lovers, are guaranteed to fall in love with Kingdom Come Deliverance.
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[@WarhorseStudios]

Great and very fair review, we're glad you enjoy our game. :)

[@deus_nsf]

Thanks for the great game! Please consider updating the game on next gen consoles to higher quality presets, as well as offering upscaling technologies support like FSR / DLSS which would help a lot with performance

[@bofad6074]

Love you Warhorse keep up the good work!

[@Challengeyourwhy]

HEY, WARHORSE'S COME TO SEE US! ADD MORE expansions! Give us more from this game. This game is one of the best things that someone ever created in the gaming world. Me, realism and history junkie as I am, have hundreds of hours and still can not get enough of it. God bless.

[@fiftydabs5114]

Thank you for such a lovely game, looking forward to future projects from you guys.

[@DreadnoughtAlphaOne]

I just wanted to say, thank you guys for making one of the best games ever, I cant get enough of it keep following this same formula please never change.Also please do not dumb the combat down in the sequel.

[@hereliestales]

What i love about this game is it's unrestrictedness to the game world. Many times I tackled missions only to realize that I had so much freedom to do things. I am so used to games being scripted to one or two options to handle a mission but this game almost feels like real life with how often you can go out of the confounds of the normal game perspective and do things.

[@humphrex]

you can escape in the forest and become an illegal hunter if you want to

[@dmonsterlove]

​@@humphrexokay you sold me on it.

[@luchalujano2729]

Having a likeable protagonist in this kind of game is important and they nailed it. Henry's story and writing is great.

[@chiapets2594]

No he's a dick and very immature asks dumb questions

[@shanephillips4011]

One of the best gaming experiences I've ever had in my 30 years of gaming....especially the monk section of the game, just wow.

[@taochi100]

Damm really I've never played this

[@humphrex]

i jumped from the roof and killed everybody, piling their corpses in the basement

[@someguywhoknowsaguy]

have you played rdr2?

[@jimbeaux89]

I’m 34, been gaming since diaper days, and I couldn’t agree more. It’s my favorite game of all time

[@jimbeaux89]

@@someguywhoknowsaguyrdr2 is my 2nd fave lol that’s a great game too

[@tob8084]

masterpiece of a game, only accurate and immersive medieval open world experience out there. Need more like it.

[@blackhood7200]

I heard that Warhorse Studios want to make a Medieval game for Rockstar Games. There is a rumor going on about Rockstar making a Medieval game known as Project Medieval, which I think they can make well. They proved with GTA and Red Dead that they can make immersive worlds with lots of details. Just imagine the potential of a Medieval game by Rockstar. It would be epic.

[@Dontcareidc]

A pirate game would also be nice who knows Mybe one day

[@MrStickman13579]

I bought it 5 years ago, played it for like 2 hours I think. Only got as far as the castle Henry flees to. Got bored cause it was soo slow and combat felt to hard. But, re-download it a few days ago and pushed through the slow start of it. And it is amazing. Most realistic and immerse midevil type game I've ever played in my 15 years of gaming.

[@AdmoreMethod]

I deleted it at the point where he fled from his village because the mechanics were furiously frustrating. I really, really, really hated the mechanics. Combat felt like I was made of spaghetti. The dialogue was so slow (excellent voice acting and writing, but mind-numbing slow in delivery). And, believe it or not… I didn’t like Henry’s personality. 😂 But, I’d have slogged through all that if I could’ve gotten past the god-awful mechanics. I’ve been playing video games since 1995 and this was the first time I’d ever cursed at the screen. I finally experienced game-rage.

[@jonathanbitoun7061]

I tried this game when it released and the mechanics were just too weird for me. Fast forward to 90 days ago and I tried it again, now I’m in love with it.

[@Respawnedgaming]

That’s awesome man. It’s worth persevering with!

[@klajdi8034]

I'm sure you played Mordhau or Chivalry before returning to it

[@jbeachboy100]

​@@Respawnedgamingis combat and story good?

[@AdmoreMethod]

I tried this game today and deleted it just as Henry was fleeing his village. I just couldn’t deal with the clunky mechanics. I want to fight bad guys… not the controls.

[@kennanblake1562]

I haven't had an rpg experience like this in my life. You can tell it's a small studio that makes it, don't get me wrong. Some rough edges here and here, some glitches (nothing gamebreakimg whatsoever, if anything it's Comical), and cutscenes having a hard time rendering when it changed to a different camera. Now the biggest negatives aside, you'll never be more immersed paying a game. My first time understanding how in depth this game was, I missed and entire story mission because I was rushing through the dialogue and missed I needed to meet the character at sunrise for a scouting mission. He was SO mad and there were consequences like not having any intel on the camp were about to attack. Just great little things like that really make it for me. Also don't download a retinal mod for the bow, you eventually just feel exactly when you need to release your arrow and get increbly natural at placing the arrow well. It's a beauty of the bow combat. You start as a novice knowing nothing, and through a combination of muscle memory and your character Henry raising his skill which stabilize the bow, it becomes just another part of you. God I love this game.

[@ScottyDnB]

The passion of the developers just oozes through the screen. Incredible game and one of the best gaming experiences i have had in my 30 years of playing. I am always recommending this masterpiece to people that i think will appreciate it though i understand it is definitely an acquired taste. I am looking forward to Warhorse' next game which i believe is in development. Great review and i agree with nearly all of your points.

[@pixelsalad]

Easily one of the best games i've played during my 30 years of gaming experience :)

[@yagsipcc287]

Yes! I pre ordered it before it came out and I actually just started to do a new game yesterday! then I saw this video lol I loved and still love the game. You need to be smart when playing the game, feels like the Skyrim people jumped on at the time and got mad they couldnt put buckets on people heads and rob everything lol

[@S.R.Crnt.]

Seldom has a game cracked me up as much as kingdom come did in the mission where you are helping the prince courting the butcher's daughter. It was brilliant. I loved this game

[@roseslinolium]

Bought it when it was on sale on steam a little bit ago, the royal version of course, the fighting mechanics were so difficult for me and I was so close to just closing the game and calling it but I wanted to know what happens to Henry! So I kept at it and I'm so glad I did, with each new quest I painstakingly completed and learned more about him and the world- I've been hooked. 10 outta 10 will definitely replay whenever I finish my first play through 😊

[@brythonbrowning1950]

The decision to add mods for the saving and the reticle for ease of use is a understandable. But for the saving, i feel it adds more immersion, just because it influences the player to play like how henry would more often. And for the bow, simply watch Archery Popshots Kingdom Come Deliverance if you want the prolonged answer but I will shorten it. They way you use archery in game, using instinct and whatnot to fire more accurately, and using smaller gauntlets or fore going gauntlets for better visual accuracy. So if anyone wants to play vanilla, hopefully this helps you appreciate it.

[@SurferKroky]

One of the most unique, immersive games I have ever played. Just wandering through the forests hunting deer was amazing !

[@VINTAGE7T9]

Just started my third playthrough, love this game. Still drooling waiting on a sequel... lol

[@scottsummers167]

Picked it up for £7 on sale in the PS store. Got to grips with the mechanics after a frustrating first couple of days. Still die when outnumbered and agonisingly have to restart at the last save point, but has a good sense of how things SHOULD be. I’m nervous when lockpicking and stealing, I’m cautious about taking on that Cuman camp head on, I’m annoyed my favourite gambeson is now beyond repair.

[@paulkirby2761]

Picked this game up recently during the Black Friday discounts including DLC for just €11. Knew nothing about it, just saw it as a medieval open world game so took a chance on it for the small sum of money. I'd enjoyed Skyrim and Dark Souls years ago so thought "How bad could it be?". Nice to see a review like this which ties in with my own short learning experience so far. All I can really say is. 1. It's a reasonably fun game to immerse yourself in for those that prefer to just take their time and wander around the place rather than speed-play. So that's why I liked it. 2. You start as a 16 year old Blacksmith son named Henry. Parents get killed by invaders, Henry almost dies to thugs looting the corpses of slain villagers. For me this probably should have been a different and more simple story to spare the developers all that grief and content of the scenario, especially because my character soon became just as bad if not worse than those thugs who we are supposed to be getting revenge on lol!! 🤣🤣Thug life is just easier, faster and more rewarding! 3. No seriously, this is a game where you can sneak up on people including soldiers, good guys, bad guys and either knock them out or kill them with a dagger, then simply take all of their stuff. Since that's far easier, faster(and more fun)) to do that those classic grindy "Go to A, to this, go to B, do that, return" chore kinda missions for paltry amounts of credits, one quickly becomes a lock picking, back stabbing, pick pocketing thug, at least initially to get all the great weapons and armor instead of looking like the filthy mud encrusted orphan you've become. 4. My only tips so far as a new player for a new player would be A. Complete the early few Miller missions(Pashak I think his name is) before wandering off about the place. This will allow you to sell stolen items 😁. You will discover more Millers around the map later on too and call sell stolen items to any of them along with getting very rewarding missions from them based around stealing but this particular Miller is a guy you will encounter after getting slapped hard by the thugs so just go with it. B. Improve stealth and how to pick locks(Pashak trains lock picking). Picking locks is actually easy once you get the hang of it and I recommend you adjust your mouse speed to whatever makes it the most comfortable for you(including general play). Wearing dark cloths and less armor reduces noise and increases stealth(can still carry some armor just don't wear it) which can be seen increasing or decreasing as you apply them via a little stats window. This is a game where the more you do it, the more that skill improves. C. Captain Bernard is God. He can train you in all types of combat. Personally I would recommend practice weapons to spare the costly repairs and injuries. Just practice on whatever weapon(not bows) you fancy and upskilling lowly stats will still be relatively fast even with practice weapons. Maybe when you become a very high level character, the need to switch to real weapons makes sense but for now it just doesn't nor will it you and your new character. And that's it really. Just keep training with Bernard until you upskill on whatever stats allow you to wield a decent weapon. Bernard also has some nice bandit hunting missions which reward credits but they're just fun and a good source of weapons and armor to use/wear and which can be sold "legally" to any applicable trader since they're technically not stolen(even though you battered some bandits head in to get them)). Good weapons and armor are very expensive to buy, so it makes sense just to try and source them from bandits, back turned warriors, and Cuman(The bad guys in this game)... and of course, stolen from barracks and towers within cities etc lol. EXTRA READ. So far as weapons go, I've found that bows are not very good or efficient for combat unlike a lot of other games, and maybe best left until later to bother with apart from hunting deer or rabbits for a bit of fun. Longswords seem to come with a more technically expansive combat offering and have good range for stabbing but seem to struggle against armor and don't work as good with a shield as the more workable Shortswords which are a weapon worth trying. The "Best" and most effective noob weapon that simply ignores armor and a lot of noob play is a Mace. The Mace just mashes whatever's in front of it, armor, flesh, whatever it's not bothered lol. But for a more enjoyable and less limited or dull play, I've found carrying a Mace and a Shortsword suits me overall, so that I can batter difficult heavily armored foes to death with the Mace or slice and dice the non-armored foes with the sword and enjoy a more skillful time consuming sword fight when it's just one enemy. There's also axes and hammers for a sort of compromise if needs be, for a little of both words and come in all flavors. It's For this reason also that I find it a fun game, just to play around with various builds. Try all the weapons, mix it up, try the different shields, try no shield, try all the different types of armor and helmets and just enjoy yourself really. Don't get hung up on "I MUST use only the best armor and weapons!" If you like how it looks, or how it plays etc, then go with it. In the end, you'll still kill an enemy with a "weaker" sword, it might just take one extra strike, so what. Even at that, what seems like a weaker weapon may swing or stab faster so there's more at play than first seems sometimes. What I don't really like is the fact that a lot of encounters with enemies and bandits etc are in packs so it's 1 vs 3-6 and for me this just isn't fun and takes away from the expansive combat mechanics this game offers. Sure, it's more realistic that way I guess since bandits would jump road goers in packs rather than just 1 but it's just not fun being surrounded and getting hit in the back and shot with an arrow and pushed and stabbed from all sides when you'd much rather just fight the one attacker and apply those skills and mechanics, but can't because some guy smacks you in the back of the head with a hammer or you get an arrow up the backside. Also, I've not yet had the experience to effectively switch between attacking targets so it's all a bit messy and clumsy. This game is very punishing in that regards and save points must be carefully made since they rely on purchasing a save(...drink? potion lol?) from traders. I've always preferred hard-mode games that take time to master, but I can't help but feel the game would have been far more enjoyable if at least the randomly spawning encounters along roads were against just one well trained foe, not several. Instead it's a case of walking backwards against several attacking enemies taking turns to attack and flank you, while an archer makes a pin cushion out of you... even some pesky dog gets in on the action and keeps hanging out of your arm with it's teeth during some encounters... all very annoying and imho, needless for at least the likes of a randomly spawned encounters along roads etc. For camps, ya, one would expect multiple targets and other such locations like that but otherwise no, these are not "one hit kills" sort of fights, you as a player will have your attack countered and what words best is counter attacking rather than being the aggressor. What that has meant is that for many random encounters with enemies on the road, I simply use my horse(Get a horse btw) to run away for now and for bandit camp missions, I simply wait for the cover of darkness(can use a speed up to pass time quickly) to ninja kill them one at a time(Which is actually really fun), by sneaking up on those that wander off for a walk alone, then kill the others as they sleep. Fight 5-6 armored and skilled enemies at once? Or simply sneak up on them and stab them with a dagger? Exactly. So overall, I'd say that at least for the €11 I paid it's certainly worth it and I am finding myself playing it a lot. It has flaws, there's parts I don't like mentioned above but there's a lot more I do like. Give it a try and I think most who give it a fair shake will find themselves becoming more and more attracted to it with time. It's one of those types of games that at first seems "meh..." and annoying, but them becomes one of the best games you've played(of this type). Oh and btw, If you ever figure out how to wash blood and brain matter off a mace, please let me know!!

[@seanverberne9550]

Excellent advice for a brilliant game! I'm glad their are so many others that appreciate the effort made by the developers. Very well explained commentary about the game, so thank you.

[@AdmoreMethod]

WELL SAID!!! Great explanation. Helped immensely. I may go back and give it another try after reading your advice. THANK YOU!!!

[@patwilson2546]

Best game I have played in the last 5 years or more. One of my all time favorites. Answer to slow fast travel? Play hardcore which eliminates fast travel 😀. Hardcode mode is awesome. Really, with a horse you can get across the map in a few minutes. Pickpocket, lockpicking and generally stealing are not that hard once you get better at it. It is brutal early on. I do use a save mod. Agree with the criticism of the combat. The game has an opponent lock system that is great 1:1 but maddening when you are facing multiple opponents.

[@rhoetusochten4211]

Fantastic game, got it with all the dlc, and used the archery reticle mod. Would love a sequel.

[@theoutsiderjess4869]

I wanted to buy this game 4 years ago but I was put off by the first person mode but I decided to give it a chance because it was on sale and I enjoy it completely

[@simonballs2838]

Saviour schnapps is extremely easy to make if you put a little time into alchemy. Honestly, gameplay wise, kcd is unrivalled. It is one millimetre from perfect (bow reticle not existing is the only problem)

[@domokun845]

The amount if random exploring was amazing. Finding a random chest in the forest while exploring, or a bandit camp. Definitely top 10 for me, I only wish my PC was better able to run it. Oh, and if you like loot you will love this game. The only thing is I felt combos somewhat neutralized the combat difficulty. Once you figure out combos it trivializes a majority of enemies especially when you're doing the tourney.

[@logicaldude3611]

I have a feeling that this is the kind of game that can evolve into a Witcher 3 type of depth with time and a couple sequels. The creators obviously put a lot of love into this game.

[@DMT-ix9zj]

I'm replaying this now and its so fun lol great review.

[@pyroAdapt]

I definitely wanna revisit this game. I beat it once when it came out on ps4 back in like 2018 but I don't feel like I really got the full experience. I always wanted to play the DLCs and try playing a more stealth based character but like I said I only played through it once. Now that I'm on Xbox series X I think I'll enjoy it even more since it will not doubt play better On the updated console plus I can't wait to take a more patient approach to the monetary mission since I rushed through it last time.

[@thatdestinyaddict3212]

Absolutely love your video making style on this video with all the jokes and meme cut-ins. it makes it not only funny but it's a great way to keep a viewers attention, because with my adhd it's hard to focus on a video that's "bland" and only talks about the same stuff but you kept grabbing my attention by making the video more "character" and "bubbly" if that makes any sense it's the only words that came to mind.

[@Respawnedgaming]

I’m really glad you enjoy the content man! Thanks for the kind words!

[@nerovipus889]

I love the game. Great review 👍🏻 everything you said about it was Spot on. It is a quality first game from a studio who clearly are passionate about the story they want to tell.

[@Loke2112]

Just finished Eldin Ring and found this on a list of games that might scratch that itch. I have to say I am enamored. Steam Summer sale is around the corner. Can't wait to give this a go on my PC with a 3060ti.

[@music_4thought]

I've always wanted to have a go at this game, I followed the reviews after the initial release and for some reason never got round to it. Just picked it up for a few quid on my PS5 and this review helped me to make that decision. I'm preparing to dive in now. I'll probably be frustrated but I need a new game to master.

[@jimbeaux89]

My favorite game of all time. I am a master at combat, lockpicking, pick pocketing, dice, archery, etc on CONSOLE. What I think I love most about it is how there’s usually a plethora of ways to complete quests. They’re wide open for you to determine which way to proceed. I also love the story line and the acting within. I have probably about 2,500 across multiple playthroughs and I still can’t get enough. It’s hard to believe that this was brought to us by an independent, kick started studio, who’s this is their very first game ever. I think it’s darn near perfect, and I’m glad it’s the way that it is. Edit: I will say that since I’ve always played on console and have no access to mods, I cut out a tiny circle from the adhesive part of a post it, and put it in the center of my screen and it helped immensely with archery. Hope that helps

[@Skia-kw8dh]

back in 2018, I remembered being so broke i have to watch this game on twitch and pretend i was the one playing it. finally after 4 years i've finally had my breakthrough in my career and can finally play this game. I'm currently downloading it now. it's never too late right?

[@sparks1115]

was it worth?

[@trackaholic]

Ok you convinced me. I got hundreds of hours in on fallout and skyrim and I've been craving another rpg that gives me the same feeling those games did. Not to mention the royal edition is on sale right now on steam! Only $12

[@withwithout8287]

You get the game and play it? Did you like it?

[@javibentue70]

I sadly do not have the time to replay games that require this much time to do a second playthrough, but I recall my first time playing it all the way to the end as one of the best gaming experiences of my life. Excellent game.

[@iainooooo]

Totally agree is definetly a commitment. An incredible game.

[@rookis25]

I bought this game on release and beat it, im on my 2nd playthrough and its pretty great still.

[@ololometer536]

The game is awesome. More detailed in many aspects that other RPG's. And of course the best combat mechanics in the whole game industry. Yes, it's complicated as it should be.

[@TheStalec]

Honestly this is one of the best games, if not the best game I have ever played. Rarely do I ever finish them, this was the first. I felt sad and empty at the end. I play on a mid spec pc and had no issues around performance.

[@Krampus6-1-6]

I really don't want to buy a PC just for this game but it's one of the few games I'm interested in and 30fps on console with low graphics turns me off. I heard they are already working on a sequel.

[@AleaIactaEst2009]

You listed 3 ways to save: 1. A forced autosave 2. Quitting (that is a save that will be overwritten on resumption I believe) and 3. Saviour Schnapps. There is a fourth way, 4. sleeping. I know the save system is criticised by many, but you do have the option to sleep and save, you can do that before any major event and so forth to minimise the lost time. Losing progress can be annoying, but it also changes the way you play and as a design choice is not one I personally criticise.

[@dejanjakobovic9803]

I played this game in early 2022, and it was one of the best gaming experiences I've had. The attention to detail, combat, UI and everything else about it is unique and fots the setting perfectly. I would recommend it to anyone who's a history lover like me.

[@HaraXSynOfficial]

Idk the UI in my opinion looked alot like Oblivion. 👍

[@dejanjakobovic9803]

@@HaraXSynOfficial I didn't play Oblivion, but plan to. I love KCD's UI because it looks like something out of a medieval manuscript.

[@zettor47]

The save system was putting me off another play, I forgot about the quit save so I might give it a crack sometime this year. god be with you 😉

[@bdleo300]

Use the mod then, save whenever you want.

[@zettor47]

@@bdleo300 people do actually buy games on consoles believe it or not 🤯

[@Rackel992]

I LOVE this game and all the mechanics and immersion. This game is perfect for my taste, I played 300+ hours and will play again

[@valkyriesardo278]

I sent to Czech Republic for a PC version of KCD after watching the introductory promotions of the game. Back then, my only game was WOW (World of Warcraft) that I played more than 10 years. Multi-player was never the attraction for me. I loved the complexity, the story, and the scenery. I put KCD on a shelf because I was still in love with WOW but could see the story was beginning to deteriorate into WOKE and as ridiculous as the last season of GOT. I eventually cancelled after they killed my favorite NPC. It was not until this year that I installed KCD. It is everything I hoped and more. I did add 3 mods to compensate for certain features that annoyed me: 1. Pebbles. Henry was able to level so why not his horse? I had the gold but did not want to swap my friend. A mod upgrades Pebbles to the best horse specs. 2. Save Game. I hate losing invested time to sudden death or game crash. I hate repeating progress even more. A mod provides saves at will and no cost. 3. Beds. Henry is a peasant, not a princess. He adventures solo in the wild. Such men learn to sleep under the stars. A mod provides a tent in the midst of nowhere. I am perfectly content to embrace all the other intricacies of KCD as intended. Those are reasonable and realistic.

[@BetterCallJim]

I bought this game when it came out and have always wanted to play it, the only thing that puts me off is the amount of time I would need to invest in it.

[@Respawnedgaming]

It’s a fairly lengthy one but not quite as lengthy as Skyrim.

[@saigebasil2285]

But once you are able to brew save potions you don’t even need that saving mod. Herbs are abundant and brewing steps are easy.

[@Turinnn1]

Fast travel instead of just teleporting you to a spot is actual travel. And the roads are dangerous (for anyone meeting Henry).

[@SilortheBlade]

I started playing this recently. I made it to the point in the story where you get a horse and I was given a quest to take out a bandit leader. I managed to isolate him and then proceeded to fight.... for a half hour... on this one enemy. It was afternoon in game when I started the duel, and it was dark when I finally gave up. I liked the story and concept of the game, I can even accept that Henry needs to learn skills. What I cannot accept is a game that does not respect my time and I uninstalled it. That battle was not the first that I had to either flee or cheese to win and I got sick of it. The point of a game is to have fun, and realism should never override game play.

[@MrCmendenhall83]

There is a new movie out called "Medieval" it is based on the true events of this game

[@terrytredinnick8631]

Late to this party but just downloaded royal edition on ps4 for 6.99 , i hope it runs well on ps4 after all the updates etc 👍

[@Ioveisdeath]

So, how it runs nowadays?

[@terrytredinnick8631]

@@Ioveisdeath runs perfectly on ps4pro for me

[@loading9110]

KCD Is still my favourite game of all time. First played it a couple of weeks after release and although there were some issues, like you pointed out. They didn't bother me. The game was better than any issues I had. In the same regard as Fallout New Vegas and its famous issues.

[@iainooooo]

Definetly up there with one of the best games I've ever played. Total emersion. Loved the story. Had me laughing out loud at times. Loved the progression of Henry in all ways. Was a real experience.

[@noelienoelie8425]

My latest playthrough I'm just having fun. Beat Kunesh to max level before leaving skallitz. Stealing everything not bolted down. Literally robbing whole towns blind, everyone walking around in they're undies.

[@humphrex]

it was patched out tho

[@noelienoelie8425]

@@humphrex Ahh they thought they patched it out but if you drop him in a certain place you can still wail on his unconscious head. It and the cow trick can have you max level in about 2 hrs.

[@jmmywyf4lyf]

One of the best ACTUAL rpgs ever made!

[@PinHeadSupliciumwtf]

What I like is that you don't have to find the recipes. They work without the character knowing what to so. So you could technically trial and error your way through. Or Google it.

[@HaraXSynOfficial]

Huh, just like IRL. 🤔

[@thefella131]

One of the best games I've played and I've been gaming over 25 year's.

[@platinumbrick6]

I remember when you’re stuck in the city at the beginning and need to get out I jumped off the bridge into the moat and as soon as I did a guard yelled “get him he’s in the moat” I was like wtf are other people playing this 😂

[@DMT-ix9zj]

I did that also my first time i was so frustrated didn't know that horse was free to be stolen and that armor was in chest to be taken LMAO!!!!

[@heroe1486]

@@DMT-ix9zj I did that too and escape by walking, I knew I could get an armor, the gatekeeper guard tell you this but I couldn't lockpick the chest I thought the armor was in. It's excellent you can do stuff like that.

[@aod_fan]

Is it worth $11.99 for the Royal Edition? I am being offered that price for being a new member of GOG.

[@Quisiio0303456]

I just recently made my first gaming puter. I bet I'll enjoy this.

[@phyxiuss]

If I have the ps4 version(digital) can I also play it on the ps5?

[@strait-jacket-jo]

just bought the royal pack enjoying it so far

[@dattfriendlygamer9620]

speaking of skyrim I have a glitch where my stamina is zero out of zero and its a bug nothing naturally in game anyone know how to fix it?

[@kihong17]

I played this in 2021. Super addicting

[@Trickster-sy4rp]

Ngl I bought this at launch and was disappointed but as it's only £5 on ps5 I'm gonna give it another go. Hope it lives upto your review

[@Brigand88]

I quit on this game a few hours in back when it first released. This video just convinced me to buy it again and give it another go

[@lewiscaudle6148]

My first experience with KCD was in March 2020. First lockdown in the UK. 6 months playing this absolute masterpiece. I played it the first time which was fantastic but the second time I had been in hospital over Christmas 2021 which ended with three-month mandatory isolation. This game just starts with Henry being pathetic... you learn that you are pathetic. The game really allows you to breathe your own personality into the game with your take on ways to speak to NPCs... it is fantastic. I honestly love this game... there is something about it... the way in which you interact with the environment and develop your own skills to take on the story which you learn about an interesting time within history. You may even feel you connect with certain characters such as Sir Hans Capon.... an arrogant type who believes he is above everyone else... but also with a sense of charm and charisma that you can't help but like once the story progresses. This is an obvious reflection of the character Henry who is also developing to understand and build relationships with these characters who he once was so far under. No matter who you are this game offers something to everyone. My goal is to do my third play-through. Sadly, my previous playthroughs have been uninterrupted monthly play-throughs and this will be a broken-up weekend play through, For me, Kingdom Come is something that offers an immersive experience that details a fantastic story as well as music, environment building, graphics, world, adventure, role play. Please pick up a copy of this game now and set aside a weekend to play it uninterrupted. You will not be let down.

[@nrrebrooutlaw4585]

Just bought it for Console, i was so lost at the first quest. Had to buy stuff for my father but i had to gold... I love it!

[@Atticus3lack]

Hitting an awesome shot with the bow in vanilla is one of the best feelings in the game

[@fourohsevenfishing]

i love this game although i am stuck on a boss and didnt bring a bow or arrows xD

[@Morvven]

Amazing review. This game man.. So good. I keep coming back. Personally I have 2 mods installed. The saving mod and a mod called; Camping guide. This Last mod allows you to set up camp pretty much anywhere in the wild. I love camping in beautiful locations, reading or learning a book. Cooking some food and then leave early next moring to continue my quests.

[@kaarehansted7091]

i love this game, it is really fun and the story is exalent- but fuck does the combat frustrate me

[@OfficialTonyTK]

Great review!

[@tibayonex4505]

In each KCD review I've watched, they forget you can save at a bed. It's the way I save most often, for only about 5 groschen you can find a bed at a tavern, nearly every town has one. Personally I think the saving system is a great balance of challenge and convenience. Maybe it has to do with liking dark souls, but I always sleep or use a schnapps before quitting out too. It's a great spin on an otherwise uninventive, boring mechanic. Out of all the ways they could've gone with it, I feel they absolutely knocked it out of the park. Sure, it's really frustrating when you lose a full in-game day because you died to a gang of highwaymen, but in a sense similar to dark souls, when you lose it's not because of some artificially inflated difficulty. It's because you probably made a mistake or took an unnecessary risk. And when that group of floating swords and heads DO strike me down, I remember it's a debut game, and the second KCD is in the works. I really wish there were more mods, though the mods that are available cover many of the glaring blemishes. My favorite mod isn't actually a mod, it's a few lines of config to loosen up the target lock. Absolute game changer for fighting multiple enemies. "More Responsive Lock" on Nexus

[@CZEPolice]

1:34 "...ukaž kozy jako vozy..." what a line.

[@XxRDZ15xX]

I’m 26 year old gamer and I’ve been losing passion to play video games lately. I just booted up KDC recently and I’ve been excited to get on it and grind after work, before work, days off. Can say KDC is a highly addictive game if you’re into realistic RPGs

[@beegxxc9832]

Same for me, this game revived my passion for gaming in general.

[@xCNapo]

I like the game. But unlike Gothic, you cant play the game without a map (compass). People wont tell you exactly where something is located, you cant ask random people for locations and there are no road signs. This is where immersion ends and why gothic 1 and 2 are still no1 when it comes to real role playing.

[@DEVILTAZ35]

It is sad they never updated this for Series X and PS5. It was crying out for an update.

[@airairsol]

the devs did their best to make everything as impractical as possible , controls,combat,map markers and then called it "realistic" ,no it's not "realistic" for a doctor who wants to cure a plagued village to ask a complete stranger to make a diagnosis from villagers symptoms, make them chose a cure and then use it whether it works or not ,and no it's not realistic to aim at the left shoulder with a bow to hit the enemy's head at point blank range ,Henry's personality is inconsistent a moment he is "oh why god allows such an injustice " and few minutes later he is volunteering to help his 2 douchebags (friends) get rid of a good guy so they can do a girl ,i had to help him understand his stupidity by introducing my mace to their faces and fail the quest.

[@beegxxc9832]

It's one of the greatest games I've ever playe in my 24 years gaming career. You just have to forgive a few bugs and overall clunkiness.

[@donnikubbitz2146]

I found an amazing area where you can level bow, swords, blunts, lockpicking and stealth. and never get caught-it's done with sheep and killing someone's sheep is a no no.

[@davidgrable668]

So i just bought this game knowing nothing about it. I looted alot got into fights went to prison and died in prison. It was at this moment i realized this game may be pretty genius i either way im about to find out.

[@Sellout1738]

The commentary at 7:00 is hilarious!

[@alexthornby4539]

Great review

[@allantehau6894]

great game sadly i gave up on it simply because the lockpicking mechanics took the fun right out of it i have no clue why such a design is so hard to the point to where your constantly reloading saves hours on end just to open a chest just took the fun right out the game simply because of this mechanic id rate this game a 2 outta 5 wasnhoping they would have made it a little easier but nope

[@cookdislander4372]

Every fight you win in this game is so rewarding cause you start off useless lol. Can't wait for #2

[@John-996]

One of the best open world games of the Ps4 gen for sure such an amazing game.

[@Challengeyourwhy]

This game is a masterpiece. If you love simulation of realism this is for you. If you love to be a killing machine, well, this is for you only if you master the combat and have 20 strength and high lvl of combat. And remember, that this is a real life representation of this part of the world as realistic as it can be. So, wanting unrealistic stuff from a game that wants realism of 15th century Bohemia is not normal. Act like you would if you lived in that time period and you will be fine.

[@humphrex]

just sneak up and slit throats. i never learned the combat and beat it

[@mbrennan39]

Got here because I read an article about the best medieval sandbox games and this was No1. Checked PS store and the base game is £24.99 buuuuuuut the Royal Edition is only £6.99!!!

[@stephenleslie5486]

Best game I ever played only thing closer is 2nd edition D&D , with a proper dungeon master.

[@bdleo300]

Amazing game. One of the best ever.

[@atquinn1975]

If there was a next gen console upgrade for this, I'd buy it in a second.

[@exorieng4659]

Even with imperfection of some frustating combat and lockpicking, i really liked this game. So immersive.

[@MCastleberry1980]

I keep trying to get into this game, but good lord being absolutely awful at EVERYTHING at the start makes the early going rough lol

[@RFIKILLER]

I bought this game twice now, it's worth it. I'll pick it up as soon as i forget about though, so i can relive bohemia once again.

[@teas926]

Never fast travel. In any game. Ever.

[@mondoprime]

Whilst I admired a lot about this game, I gave it about 8 hours and I just couldn't get into it. Certain parts have stuck with me though so maybe i'll give it another go.

[@user-tz1pk7nn9p]

How did you miss sleeping in beds to save

[@tobiasm3911]

1. Yes 2. YES 3. Yes absolutely!

[@Ya-got-boyf]

I gave up on waiting for a 60 fps patch for series X. I love the Witcher 3, but this game is second to none. Unbelievable.

[@jairor1337]

battle of a life time-----Fighting the FPS LOL that sent me falling back out of my chair!!!!