Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 review: A masterful medieval RPG
I’m been perched in the bushes, listening to the dull conversation between a band of local bandits who have been terrorizing the nearby town. With moon above our heads, they slowly drift to their separate corners of the camp. The only sound left is the subtle crickets surrounding the camp, and the delicate drum of their breathes as the bandits sleep. The perfect moment. Taking out my knife, I slowly detach from the shadows, ready to strike; until I notice the sixth guard on patrol. I have to quickly pivot to my sword, preparing for a dangerous battle against the guard, or risk fighting them all at once.
Everything can go wrong during a playthrough of Kingdom Come 2, and even when it does, it’s the most fun I’ve had in a medieval RPG in a long time. The first game scratched the survival game itch I wanted to experience within a narrative, and everything’s been giving a proper facelift for the sequel. Fans of the first one will be overjoyed about the continued story and the refined features, while newcomers will be delighted with the experience and feeling like they can jump right into a living, breathing world.
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