Youre back as Henry, a blacksmiths son, navigating war, politics, and personal vengeance in 15th-century Bohemia. The game picks up where the first left off, but with more weight behind your choices and more momentum in the story.

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Its not a fantasy epic with dragons and magic. Its a boots-on-the-ground, blood-under-your-nails kind of adventure. The kind where a screwing up a sword fight feels like it has dire consequences. I'd say that this open world doesn't need fireballs to feel alive. The air feels heavy with belief and tradition. Fields stretch into the distance, villages hum with the sounds of everyday life, and roadside shrines mark forgotten prayers. Everything feels touched by something bigger than you, like the presence of God and Kings are baked into the dirt and stone. Life moves around you, peasants go to work, guards rotate shifts, taverns get rowdy at night. Its not just a map to explore. It feels like a living, breathing place. Every detail pulls you deeper. The music swells quietly in the background, building tension without ever being too loud about it. The way the world looks and sounds creates a rhythm that's easy to fall into. NPCs dont orbit around you, they've got their own ♥♥♥♥ going on. People talk about whats happening in town, remember your past decisions, and treat you like someone with a reputation, good or bad.

At first, I was completely hooked. The story had me locked in from the beginning, it felt human, personal, and worth investing in. But I have to admit that after 50 hours, things started to blur. Some quests repeated familiar beats. Dialogue scenes dragged. I started skipping lines, which felt like okay maybe I've been at it too long, or maybe just something changed. Only 30 hours earlier I still was hanging onto every word spoken. It didnt ruin the game, but the shine dulled a bit with similar fetch quests.

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 deserves your time and attention. Its rare to find a game that cares this much about getting the world right, where swords are heavy, towns feel real, and your actions carry weight. This isnt a game for rushing through. Its something to live in for a while. And when it clicks, it really clicks. I'll give it a break for now though and continue Henry's adventure in a while!

Highly recommended! ♡

I love this game, please fix the save crash bug so i can continue to enjoy this masterpiece

I'm not a rpg guy who plays every role playing game is in the market.
This one caught my attension because it has medivel enviroment.
Of course choices matters in game.
Graphics are good, so good so I can say its a triple A game even if its developed from a little studio.
I suggest it if you wanna buy a game who don't ends in 20-30 hours and make your money worth.
Conclusion: one of the GOTY for me.