Despite a unique and intriguing premise, the countless technical issues Kingdom Come requires you to suffer through land it in the stockade.
If you’re hyped for Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, then you can play the first entry of the RPG series on PS4 and PS5 now for a very low price.
Just Bought it Thank you after checking reviews alot people enjoyed it Worth Picking up for that Price.
I already own the physical copy on PS4, and even bought it on Steam for my Steamdeck... but I went ahead and bought this as well. Because, why not?
Kingdom Come Deliverance is yet another Switch miracle, but you should temper your expectations before diving in.
"The Höfen-based (Austria) video games publisher PLAION and Prague-based (czech republic) indie games developer Warhorse Studios, are today very happy to announce that their critically acclaimed historical ARPG "Kingdom Come: Deliverance", is now available for the Nintendo Switch." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Like i thought it can get into the 10's of fps but pushes to 30fps
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The only real problem with the save system is you can't save and quit. The save potion is not that expensive or limited. You make it sound like its 1000 gold, its more like 100-300 gold which is nothing. Than you don't even talk about the haggling part to make it cheaper to buy or that you can make the potion yourself. Its like you really didn't play the game at all.
Graphics:"Character models get reused too often and objects are blurry and simplistic when viewed up close. The countryside vistas you explore are worthy of a postcard."
KCD isn't the only open world game that reuses models. AC, HZD, Destiny, FO, ES games, GTA, Witcher, so many more reuse models since its much easier and cuts down on time management.
Fast travel system is fine, sure it sometimes takes long, but you also skip over little activities where bandits, wayfarers, dead corpse, etc happen doing FT.
"Absurdly in-depth alchemy system to the demanding combat that takes hours to fully comprehend"
Really absurd? why cause you can' just push one button like other rpgs, you actually have to follow a recipe step by step to make it correctly.
Btw about those "less compelling" perks one of them is auto-brew and another gives you 3 potions when you auto-brew. You would know this, you did say you played 100 hours...psh.
Combat system does not take hours to comprehend.. wtf. Its literally guide your weapon in the direction you want to strike, if the npc blocks than you strike in the direction you think they won't. Its like how sword fighting would be in real life, sorry its not a hack and slash combat.
The only thing I can really agree with the reviewer was the game does have a good portion of bugs/glitches, no denying that.
At-least their working on fixing them, which you can't say about other big studios...Bethesda games, which are usually a broken a mess.
The dev did say they wish they had more time, to polish the game, but sometime pubs have a deadline and a dev needs to meet them.
What I've seen and read the core game is fantastic and the problems it got can be fixed by patches. That is more reassuring than if the story or the scope of the game sucked, because you can't fix that with a patch. I'm really excited to play this game but I'm holding off until they fix some of the major bugs and glitches :D
So, looks to me the reviewer didn't play the game at all, but decided to whine after all.
The game is great and very fun and interesting. You can just make the save potions yourself, no problems, look for belladonna and nettle flowers and a alchemist table and that's it, very easy.