Kingdom Come: Deliverance

ООООООООООООЧЕНЬ крутая игра, потраченных денег вообще не жалею

　MODを使えば三人称視点で遊べました。 　個人的に、主人公の鎧姿や戦闘アニメーションなどを見ながらプレイすることが出来る三人称視点の方が好みなので、MODを使うことでとても楽しめました。 　ストーリーやサブクエストも没入感を感じられる面白いものでしたし、グラフィックスも十分きれいで、セール時にはとても安くなっているので、おすすめです。

Juegazo, aun no lo termino pero es de los mejores juegos que existen de su genero. 9/11 10/10

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The game is engrossing and rather charming, but extremely clunky and rough around the edges. It depicts the beautiful world of middle-ages Bohemia perfectly, and tries to do a lot of things at once. Unfortunately, seems like the game designers didn't really know a lot of actual game design, so a lot of mechanics are actively hostile to the player, disrespectful of the time put into it, or just plain don't work as intended. On the technical side, being released in 2018 makes this game just old enough that it doesn't work properly on modern hardware, not supporting any of the modern "helper" features like DLSS/frame generation, being locked to rather unpleasant 30FPS in cutscenes (where vsync makes everything stutter horribly) and not utilizing modern CPUs properly. I remember it not working well back in the day due to the contemporary hardware just not being strong enough to run it properly, so it's kinda ironic it STILL can't run (fully) properly. As for the gameplay issues, the "tutorial" phase is drawn out across multiple hours, new mechanics are just thrown at the player expecting instant adaptation, there are visible timers, hidden timers, hidden timers that you realize are hidden timers after five hours of playing the game and having no way to load and fix your mess, the story references choices which were actually never taken, the entire hunger/energy mechanic, as it often happens, feels unnecessary and tacked on, and is often just more busywork rather than doing something authentic and "realistic". Speaking of realism, as this is a no-fantasy RPG, there sure are a lot of fantastical elements and mechanics, such as an auto-maintenance teleporting horse and magical potions with impossible effects. Even being so clunky and unpolished, KCD is actively drawing me into its world and I feel the need to see the story through, as well as the sequel. The characters are VERY interesting and rather unique (I'll just mention father Godwyn, a Kosovo battle veteran-turned-priest of questionable morals) and the connection between your character and them feels genuine and "human" in a way I've rarely seen in any game. I also have to commend the game for introducing an actual medieval "superpower" - the ability to learn to read! It's depicted and implemented in a really interesting manner and I genuinely enjoy reading the multitude of books in the game. So- I can actually recommend this title despite its many flaws!

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DLC ruins the game