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Kingdom Come: Deliverance Review | The Sixth Axis

TSA: "Kingdom Come: Deliverance is an incredibly ambitious game. It’s an open world adventure set in medieval Europe that has no fantasy elements, realistic combat mechanics, and little in the way of modern conveniences. Instead of starting out with some character defining power, the player is a mere peasant with nothing special about them. As an open world adventure, it’s like little else out there and I had huge hopes that this long-delayed Kickstarter game would deliver on its lofty promises."

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Father__Merrin2658d ago

This still would have stood out from the crowd if it had magic and rpg leveling up

XbladeTeddy2658d ago

No, it would have stood with the crowd. They wanted something different to stand out from the crowd. Not everyone likes magic and fairies and flying monsters.

madforaday2658d ago

Exactly, it is cool how this game is grounded! One thing I look for in a game is combat and the videos I seen with combat, it just looks flat. I am also not a fan of this being in first person. That is my preference though.

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_-EDMIX-_2657d ago

I agree I actually think this game is ironically setting itself apart by not actually having those elements.

That was one of the things I really really appreciated and liked about hearing about this game. So the way I see it a fresh perspective is Simply Having a game about regular humans and the politics that surrounded this time period. I think amazing stories can still be told that are not in the fantasy setting.

That being said I hope this game does well and I'm hoping the developers are able to patch up and fix the technical issues.

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Professor_K2658d ago

So it's basically just Europe in the dark ages?

Ew

Mr_GoolyPunch2657d ago

Europe in the dark ages is the sexiest!

Relientk772658d ago

A shame, was hoping this would be good.

Twinblade2658d ago (Edited 2658d ago )

You could try it and decide for yourself, instead of letting a bullshit site tell you to dislike it.

DrShoe2658d ago

Absolutely, sixaxis is on polygon and kotaku levels of distrustfulness. Trust them to your own peril.

Bleucrunch2658d ago

how can he do that without having to purchase it outright first???

Imalwaysright2658d ago

If only demos were still a thing today...

Twinblade2658d ago

Bleucrunch, there's always gamefly.

_-EDMIX-_2657d ago

I mean I don't disagree that somebody should try the game for themselves before making a decision but lots of the reviews that have been releasing have been very consistent regarding the technical issues of this game so in my personal opinion I believe someone should still pay heed to warnings regarding technical issues that fundamentally hurt the game.

Keep in mind this is not talking about any of the conceptual ideas about the game, trust me as somebody that plays dragon age ,Baldur's Gate ,pillars of Eternity, Fallout ,Elder Scrolls ,The Witcher etc I enjoy games like this but to hear of the technical issues from a new developer is very worrying in definitely something that people need to look into before purchase.

Once again just to be clear so people do not misunderstand what I am saying I am not talking about the the concept of the game, I am simply mentioning what we're hearing about the actual real legitimate technical issues surrounding the game at the moment.

From what I'm reading the game is absolutely amazing when it is actually working in regards to concept and design, so I do not want people to debate that is what is being questioned.

What is being reviewed is regarding the technical issues in terms of bugs so I believe it is very legitimate when you're seeing a score of 4 out of 10 that is how these people feel regarding the game's current state.

If they patch the game who knows maybe we'll get more reviews. I'm not hating on the game I just have to be a realistic customer and I just can't justify spending full price on a game. Knowingly has issues I cancelled my pre-order of Mass Effect solely based on the negative reviews about the technical aspect and I actually still ended up purchasing Mass Effect months after release to avoid those issues.

Who knows I'm probably going to purchase this game once more patches fix issues. I just don't want people on this site to misunderstand the negative reviews as a negative reaction as someone not liking the concept or design.

For the most part I'm reading it is just based on the technical issues which like I said is legitimate.

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xenz2658d ago

You should read IGN or PCGamers review in progress on this game. They say its very immersive. Questing are good and the game is deep as hell. Only thing holding it back as far as I can see is some bugs really. It's also around 50 hours in length.

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_-EDMIX-_2657d ago

I agree

that's exactly what I'm hearing for the most part is that the concept and ideas around the game are amazing simply that it has lots of bugs.

xenz2657d ago (Edited 2657d ago )

True @Edmix. Even Downward Trust says the game is good even when he doesn’t like realistic RPGs. ACG says its good aswell, but then theres those damn bugs :/

I’ll pick it up anyway. I think this studio show much promise. Its their first game, remember that. And for it to be this good is quite a feat if you ask me

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slasaru012658d ago

it IS good, the reviews are a revenge for lack of colored and gay characters first and absence of big publisher (like EA, Ubi, etc)

MadLad2658d ago

Recieved code. Guess I'm still on some sort of list from my writing days a few years back.

I find the game pretty fantastic, honestly. It has its rough spots. No doubt there. But it's a great, fresh experience, as far as I am concerned.

amnalehu2658d ago

I've seen nothing but outstanding reviews. 4.5/5, even a 10. Just goes to show you how subjective games are. If a game is not a broken mess, I don't think a game should get the equivalent of a failing grade just because the reviewer doesn't like it.

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XbladeTeddy2658d ago

Just got the collector's edition in the post, now downloading the patch. Hopefully will like it as I always wanted an RPG game with no magic and stuff set in history. If it sucks at least I got a nice statue of Henry lol.

Snappy2658d ago

Same, got mine yesterday and I’m enjoying the game too. I’m playing on pro and out of the 3 hours playing only come across one bug. The hair on one of the NPCs was there one minute gone the next lol

Twinblade2658d ago

Does anybody really take these sites seriously?

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DafunkyRebel2658d ago

So they didn’t like it because it’s realistic, hard and has no magic

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_-EDMIX-_2657d ago

To each their own but I actually feel that the game not having magic makes it more interesting.

I love games that try to incorporate realism into the gameplay design.

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Despite Fan Requests, Warhorse Has No Plans To Remaster Kingdom Come: Deliverance 1

The PR manager of Warhorse revealed in a new interview that Kingdom Come Deliverance 1 won't be getting a remake or remaster and the team is fully focused on Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 & future projects.

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Notellin73d ago

That's a terrible decision. Just adding a higher frame rate options or next gen latch would generate a ton of interest from new players.

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10 Badly Reviewed RPGs That Are Actually Pretty Good

Critics tend to get most things right, but occasionally, they slip up and doom games to a bleak fate, as seen here.

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raWfodog95d ago

Still have Forspoken and KC:Deliverance on my huge backlog list. Don’t know when I’m going to get around to them though.

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Lexreborn295d ago

7 and 4 are the only 2 I played on this list and even regardless of their negative press. I had a blast with both games, and I have no regrets with them.

TheColbertinator95d ago

Alpha Protocol. Obsidian needed more time with that one I think.

RaidenBlack94d ago

Yep, Alpha Protocol is pretty unique. A spy-thriller-RPG. A pretty rare theme.
But the development wasn't smooth, and needed more time.
One of the few 7th gen titles that I support for a proper Remake, so that the gaming world gets something unique.

Inverno95d ago

Hilarious to me how Kingdom Come 2 has scored well so far when the first was attacked by the same sites that apparently enjoyed the second. Glad they could make a sequel cause so many games have been the target of journo slander and been denied the chance.

chicken_in_the_corn95d ago

I thought Darksiders 3 and Vampyr were great.

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Reportedly Banned in Saudi Arabia for “Unskippable Gay Scenes”

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is set to be released at the start of February in most areas of the world but it may have already received a ban in Saudi Arabia. This apparent ban is due to “unskippable gay scenes” that are found in the game’s story mode. Hints about the ban came a few days prior, but multiple news outlets are now reporting that Kingdom Come: Deliverance II has officially been banned in the country.

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Fishy Fingers130d ago

Wont somebody please think of the children.

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RhinoGamer88129d ago

We need to appreciate the strict rules of Islam, but we also need to appreciate the amazing freedoms we enjoy. Lets be thankful and appreciative of our friends.

lelo2play129d ago (Edited 129d ago )

Too much freedom is also bad. People think they can do whatever they want without consequences.
Too much freedom = lawlessness.

GotGame818129d ago

What 2 people do behind closed doors doesn't= lawlessness! Your selfie explains everything!

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Seafort129d ago

No freedom at all = Islamic states.

No thanks. The more freedom, the better.

BeHunted129d ago

What Freedom? Even a Twitter/X comment could get you arrested in Europe, especially the UK, and America.

Eonjay129d ago

@Behunted

"Even a Twitter/X comment could get you arrested in Europe, especially the UK, and America."

I mean terroristic threats are crimes and yes you can get arrested for making them. Yes, there are limits to free speech. But outside of posing a risk to other people you are free to say whatever you want. Its a rationale approach for sure. Free speech doesn't mean absolute freedom. You are not free to bring harm to other people usign your words.

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Angyobangyo129d ago

Lol, "appreciate the rules of Islam". No, I'm good thanks.

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