Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

I had already fallen in love with the first game in the series, but due to the technology of its time and budget limitations, there were some subtle shortcomings. However, after spending nearly 100 hours on this game, you can truly feel how much the developers-and even the actors-have matured.

There is no other game that can present a story without fantastical elements-one that many might find dull-in such a slow yet uninterrupted and immersive way. When I first heard about the original game, I was actually looking for something similar to Mount & Blade: Warband, and I came across it before its release.

Since 2018, I have been playing this series with great enjoyment, and I can't even find a single thing to criticize.

It was by far the best game I have ever played. From storytelling to game mechanics, this is one of the very few-perhaps the only-games where I couldn't find a single flaw. The story is amazing, the acting is amazing-simply put, it's amazing. There's nothing more to say. Thank you, Warhorse Studios! I look forward to your continued success.

As the title hints this is the greatest open world RPG ever made in my opinion.

It stands among Baldurs Gate 3, Disco Elysium, Breath of Wild as one of the greatest games ever made.

It has everything an RPG lover would ask for. Incredible writing, main/side quests, challenging combat, a pet dog, a reactive world, and enormous and beautiful world. I can go on and on explaining why this game is near perfect.

I'm in love. This game is unique, and there's nothing quite like it. As a longtime Skyrim fan, the first game already won my heart. The first installment had incredible issues with bugs at release, but in the second one, I've encountered hardly any. I've already spent over 50 hours playing and am maybe only 30% through the story. I was so excited for it, and I was not disappointed! The combat mechanics are much better than in the first game. It's still difficult, but that's what makes it so special. You can't just mash buttons or take on six men alone-you have to think strategically.

What I also love are the many options the game gives you. For example, you have to retrieve an item that someone lost in a dice game. You can steal it secretly, win it back in a dice game, or even silently kill the person to take it.

There's no right or wrong-you decide how to play, and that freedom makes the game incredibly fun.

I bought Kcd2 without even playing kcd1 and this game surprised me. The game is fantastic you can say it's rdr2 but then with knights. The free play in this game is insane there are also very good side quests and the dialogue is also very good every npc has its own routine. The combat in this game is also very good but also a little complicated it takes skill. The main storyline is also very good. I also really like the characters in this game. I really like that you can just go on the street and start a fight. You can also steal horses and pickpocketing and even lockpicking in people their homes. If you love single player games then you should give this a try.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is simply perfect. There aren't any RPG's in my opinion that fully immerse you in the world the way that KCD2 does. And it's not even close.

Naturally, learning the basics and mastering important skills come with a bit of time but that's what makes it great! Once you improve these said skills and put them into practice and succeed it makes it all exceptionally rewarding and addictive, especially with a protagonist like Henry of Skalitz - playing as Henry almost makes you want to succeed purely because of the bond that you create with him along the way.

Bravo, Warhorse Studios. I cannot wait for the next instalment (whenever that might be). KCD and KCD2 are up there as my favourite games of all time. (and I have played A LOT in my time!)

The team deserves all of the success in the world and more.

Simply remarkable.