Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

Jesus Christ be praised! What a magnificent story, I'll never forget it. One of the best RPGs I have ever played. This game is a textbook example of evolution - almost every single feature from the first game has been improved in the sequel. DLCs are totally worth checking out too - they are very cool and engaging (though it's a bit of a shame that Mysteria Ecclesiae was so short).

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is one of those rare sequels that makes the original feel like a proof of concept. You can tell Warhorse had a much bigger budget this time around because they took everything that worked in the first game, refined it, polished it, and somehow managed to make it all come together almost perfectly. The biggest difference for me is just how smooth the game feels to play. I enjoyed the first game, but there was always a layer of jank sitting on top of everything. Here, almost every mechanic feels refined and far more intuitive. The movement, combat, exploration, conversations, progression, it all flows so much better than before. What really elevates the game though is the immersion. This is genuinely one of the most immersive games I've ever played. The world feels alive in a way very few RPGs manage. NPCs follow believable daily routines, the day and night cycle affects how people behave, and everything feels grounded enough that you start treating the world like a real place rather than a video game map. One of my favourite memories was passing time blacksmithing weapons and horseshoes under shelter while it was pouring rain both in the game and in real life as well. Moments like that completely pulled me into the experience. Kuttenberg is also one of the most impressive cities I've ever seen in a video game. The sense of scale is incredible, and walking through it genuinely feels like exploring a real medieval city. Even outside the city, the smaller villages are packed with personality and are fun to wander through. The forests deserve special mention too. This might genuinely have the best vegetation I've seen in a game. Walking through the woods, hearing the wind, birds, distant wildlife, and all the environmental sounds creates an atmosphere that's hard to describe unless you've experienced it yourself. The story is fantastic as well. Both the main quest and side content are consistently well written, and I loved how often the game plays around with morality. So many quests avoid obvious good and bad choices, forcing you to think about what the "right" decision actually is. Henry continues to be a great protagonist, and after spending so much time with him and the supporting cast, I became genuinely attached to these characters. I spent over 90 hours in this game and still have content left to do along with the DLC. Somehow those 90 hours absolutely flew by. Looking back, it's only when you start remembering everything you've done, every place you've visited, every character you've met, and every story you've experienced that you realise just how massive the journey actually was. This is one of the best RPGs I've ever played and an absolute must-play for anyone who loves the genre. 10/10 (Masterpiece)

I got jumped by three barefoot peasants with sticks. 10/10. Other RPGs: "You are the Chosen One, savior of the universe, slayer of gods!" Kingdom Come Deliverance 2: "You smell like a sewer, you don't know how to read, and the local baker won't sell you bread until you take a bath." I didn't think it was possible to make a game where getting aggressively rejected by a bathhouse wench feels like a core gameplay mechanic, but Warhorse Studios pulled it off again. I spent three real-life hours practicing how to swing a mace properly. I walked into the woods feeling like an absolute medieval badass, only to immediately get beaten to death by two drunk bandits wielding literal tree branches. It was a humbling experience. I loved it. I recently upgraded to an RTX 5050, and let me tell you, rendering 15th-century Bohemian mud and horse dung in ultra-realistic ray-tracing has never looked so incredibly glorious. The optimization is actually pretty solid, though my CPU is definitely working overtime just to calculate the physics of my character getting thrown into a wall. My buddy Mojtaba keeps spamming me on Steam to go play multiplayer shooters, but I had to put myself on 'Offline' mode. Sorry man, I can't rush B right now, I'm busy brewing a single health potion for 45 minutes in real-time and trying not to burn the tavern down. Pros: You can actually hit things with a sword now (after 20 hours of crying). The world feels incredibly alive. NPCs will literally insult your fashion sense. "Jesus Christ be praised!" Cons: I am quite feeling hungry. I am STILL quite feeling hungry. This isn't just a game; it's a full-time medieval job. Buy it, suffer, learn to read, get rich, and then lose all your money playing dice. Best historical RPG ever made. Jesus Christ be praised.

The game guides you through the main story in a very pleasant way - without being annoying or hand-holdy. It respects your intelligence, offering gentle direction rather than overwhelming waypoints and nagging hints. At the same time, it provides just enough freedom to explore the beautiful, lush countryside of 15th-century Bohemia - whether you want to hunt in the forests, stumble upon hidden shrines, get lost picking herbs, or simply sit by a pond and watch the sunset. You can follow whatever catches your fancy in the moment, be it a dice game in a tavern, a spontaneous archery competition, or a bandit camp to clear out. Even better than the first game everything feels more polished, more alive, and more immersive. KCD2 builds on the foundation perfectly, keeping the hardcore simulation soul while making the experience smoother and even more rewarding.

Amazing game! wonderful actors. I followed them especially Luke! (Lord Capon) on twitch and youtube. Graphics are amazing, the forest looks lively as the town itself compared to the first one. The clothes are fabulous! The sound track are on point! best medieval soundtrack ever especially compared it to the 1st kingdom come deliverance. Sad they didn't won any game of the year awards last year. The sword fighting is a little klanky though. Story is well written. 10/10 I LOVE YOU LUKE DALE!

I remember playing the first game on Xbox back in 2019. I fell in love with it immediately. When the second game was announced in 2024, I could hardly wait. I basically bought it on day one—well, a few days after release, but that's beside the point. Everything is so much better. The graphics, THE OPTIMIZATION, the gameplay, and the overall atmosphere are all incredible. It's so immersive that you completely forget about reality while playing. The combat is much smoother than in the first game, although the original was already ahead of its time. I even got to meet the actors who play Henry and Hans at Comic Con Baltics 2025, and they were both absolutely lovely! In short, I absolutely adore this game, and I recommend it to every medieval enthusiast out there! 100000000000000000000000000000/10

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is an amazing RPG with a great story, memorable characters, and immersive gameplay. The pacing can feel a bit slow at times, but it's absolutely worth sticking with. Highly recommended.

The game is alot of fun and the story is awesome, but the soft lock bugs are killing me. As soon as one is figured out on my end from reading forums, low and behold another bug where now i cant talk to Godwin to advance the story. Literally stuck in a torture cell with his raggedy face lookin at me like some snack. Not sure the playthrough is worth the stress anymore