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I shan’t delve any further into the plot as to not spoil the main story points that I’ve encountered so far, but regardless to say, it’s certainly refreshing to be able to play an RPG such as this that is open-world and has an actually interesting protagonist that you want to invest in and see his character develop (Or decay) I felt a sort of moral duty to avenge Henry’s parents, and could feel his feelings of loss and despair – Surviving through vivid recollections of Henry’s trauma, seeing how dialogue impacts and changes him, and learning how to best deal with social situations in 1400’s Bohemia all plays towards building character and the world overall. Henry’s PTSD, guilt and trauma plays a major role in his character, especially in the early hours of the game. …Well, long story short, Skalitz gets absolutely massacred and razed to the ground it’s villagers being murdered, raped and robbed in cold hatred – Henry, having been ordered by his parents to seek refuge in the local castle, refuses their orders, arriving only in time to see his father and mother be brutally murdered, leaving only seconds for him to escape and alert neighbouring settlements of the incoming invaders, only having briefly remembered the army’s leader’s face, being that of one of Sigismund’s commanders – This event has a long-lasting effect on Henry, forcing him to deal with the very real horrors of grief, PTSD and his unbridled thirst for vengeance to avenge his murdered family, friends and townspeople.
The opposing army of Wenceslas’ Hungarian Cuman forces are truly a sight to behold – Relentless and powerful. The story of Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Which I’ll from now-on be abbreviating to KCD) starts off on a rather warm note you play throughout the entirety of the game as “Henry” a somewhat famed Blacksmith’s son who’s slowly learning the trade in the small village of Skalitz, ruled by the Lord, Radzig Kobyla trusted aide of King Wenceslas IV – After another typically sunny day, a dark shadow looms on the horizon of Skalitz, as invading Cuman forces ordered by King Sigismund of Hungary (Wenceslas’s brother), run a path of domination and dictatorship throughout the land of Bohemia, slaughtering any settlement that didn’t accept him as their new ruler… RAM: Kingston HyperX Fury Red 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3-1866 MemoryĮven with somewhat ‘dated’ hardware, Kingdom Come: Deliverance still holds up considering it’s been in development for 5 years now.
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To begin, since I’m reviewing this title on PC, I feel it’s essential to tell you eager readers my current PC specs to help you gauge how the game would perform on your systems: PC Specs
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance is an interesting title for sure, being a revival of the long-forgotten historically accurate RPGs of old having had the opportunity to play this title at the prestigious Hever Castle back in December, I had an absolute blast (Which you can read HERE) – Fast-forward 3 months and the game is finally about to hit Steam libraries and store shelves alike… So, has my opinion on the title matured, and changed with my newfound access to the full version of the game?
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