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What is Kingdom Come: Deliverance about?
Bohemia - located in the heart of Europe, the region is rich in culture, silver, and sprawling castles. The death of its beloved ruler, Emperor Charles IV, has plunged the kingdom into dark times: war, corruption, and discord are tearing this jewel of the Holy Roman Empire apart.
One of Charles' sons, Wenceslas, has inherited the crown. Unlike his father, Wenceslas is a naive, self-indulgent, unambitious monarch. His half-brother and King of Hungary, Sigismund the Red Fox, senses weakness in Wenceslas. Feigning good will, Sigismund travels to Bohemia and kidnaps his half-brother. With no king on the throne, Sigismund is now free to plunder Bohemia and seize its riches.
In the midst of this chaos, you're Henry, the son of a blacksmith. Your peaceful life is shattered when a mercenary raid, ordered by King Sigismund himself, burns your village to the ground. By bittersweet fortune, you are one of the few survivors of this massacre.
Without a home, family, or future you end up in the service of Lord Radzig Kobyla, who is forming a resistance against the invasion. Fate drags you into this bloody conflict and shoves you into a raging civil war, where you help fight for the future of Bohemia.
Redeem your past and emerge a hero!
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hsvfan98
5.0
I have played through this game two times now and each go had a playing time of about 90-100 hours. The game requires a lot of patience from the player. The game world is vivid: NPCs tend to their daily business, the quests can be solved in many ways and are often very tedious without being boring. The fighting system is also practical. Weapons and amour each have their strengths and weaknesses: A stick against plate armour is less effective than a morning star. The biggest annoyance are the bugs. Especially in the very first version, there were a lot of bugs. In the second run of the game, there were clearly fewer bugs. It's a game that is not highly complicated, but is challenging in its own way - brains and patience are sometimes required. I have waited a long time for a real roleplaying game like Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Games like Morrowind or Gothic always offered fantastic fun and could create an exceptional feeling similar to KCD, but the reality factor wasn't that great. Kingdom Come: Deliverance serves this purpose and has hit the bull's eye.
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