Player voice · Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
The patterns long-haul reviewers keep returning to.
What players love
The writing and quest design stay unmatched to 500 hours — side characters and missions are what long-haul fans replay for.
Reviews behind this:
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"So I've been potting this off for some time now, but as I reach 600hrs played I figure I should say something one way or the the other on this. KCD2 is the best RPG the exists today. I'm not confident that'll change anytime soon but I do look forward to their future releases."
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"One of the best games I've ever played. Truly magical. (even through realism, haha) Huge step-up from the first game which was very good and important for the story, just not as good. Two people already told me they sometimes come back to it just to walk around."
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"Not only one of the greatest games I have played, but one the the single best pieces of media i have experienced. From start to finish, Absolute Cinema. highly recommend! Audentes fortuna iuvat!"
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What frustrates them
Late-game save freedom and travel pacing still grate on 100-hour veterans, though the story keeps them pushing.
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"Despite the incredible world-building, stunning art, and the talented Dry Devil band, the story unfortunately fell apart from the midpoint onward. The addition of unnecessary elements "someone's history" genuinely killed all the excitement I had for the dlcs"
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"Game has a lot to offer, but starting out the save system is just punishing. I really enjoyed getting lost in the woods exploring, gathering, hunting, fighting... but maybe on that 4th bandit encounter they get that lucky swing in and you die. I don't begrudge that, I could do better, but why then r…"
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"Steam's review system isn't nuanced enough, so I want to say that this is still generally a worthwile game, but you need to know what you're getting into. The ambiance is perfect. Beautifully rendered and grounded environments. Most of my time was staring into the horizon and little nooks in the…"
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