Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is a game capable of taking away all your free time, making you forget about sleep and food, and testing your nerves to the limit. But in return, it offers so much dopamine and unforgettable emotions from a grand adventure that it will last you until the end of the year. We spent sleepless nights traversing the vast expanses of Bohemia. We caught devils, dealt with political intrigues, drank ourselves to oblivion with the Cumans, played dice with gypsies, drew obscenities on a bull, hunted a maniac, licked corpse pits, and sent poachers to the gallows—all to find at least a couple of reasons to criticize Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. But did we succeed? You'll find the answer in this review.

Comparing different games, even within the same genre, is generally a thankless task. Different mechanics, stories, and characters appeal to different people. Therefore, it's hard to talk about objectivity. However, not comparing them at all would also be wrong. Especially when one great game, whose heights no one could surpass for a long time, finally gives way to a worthy newcomer. Without further ado — The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt vs Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. Who is the true king of the RPG genre?

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 almost immediately after its release received universal love and a huge amount of trust from players. The novelty was forgiven for a lot, sometimes even too much. Most truly competent journalists also agreed that we have one of the main contenders for the title of Game of the Year before us. But what if I tell you that it's perfectly normal not to like this game? What if Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is a project not designed for as wide an audience as is being pushed on gamers from every corner? We decided to prepare this article-top with an alternative view on Daniel Vávra's magnum opus and reflect on the shortcomings of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, especially since there are indeed plenty of them.

The Kingdom Come duology is remembered for its unusual mechanics of duels using cold weapons, in which you need to choose one of five directions for attack and defense. But this is far from the only game with a non-standard combat system. We decided to recall other projects in which the basic mechanics of sword fights required time to master.

Although the second part of the Kingdom Come series was released on February 4, the first user modifications have already been released for it. They will make a great game even better or just customize it for yourself. You will find the most interesting mods in our article.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is the sequel to one of the most unique and ambitious role-playing games of recent years. The first part, released in 2018, captivated everyone with its realism, historical accuracy, and unusual approach to the genre. Seven years later, Warhorse Studios, led by Daniel Vávra, returns with a sequel that not only retains the spirit of the original but also amplifies all its strengths. From the first moments, the project makes it clear that it's bigger, cooler, more expensive, and more thought-out than the first part. We were completely thrilled by the first hours spent in medieval Bohemia, and now we are eager to share our quick impressions with you.

Tomorrow, the highly anticipated Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 will finally be released. This Czech game is intriguing not only as a comprehensive RPG offering over a hundred hours of gameplay but also as a medieval life simulator that prioritizes authenticity and realism above all else. The release of KCD2 is a perfect opportunity to discuss realism in games: its pros and cons, and whether it's possible to find a balance between engaging gameplay and hardcore simulation.

In this article, we have compiled a list of the most anticipated games on PS4 and PS5. First, we will talk about exclusive projects from Sony, and then smoothly transition to multiplatform.