But even without the technical problems, the idea that Kingdom Come: Deliverance is new or refreshing seems, appropriately enough, old fashioned.
"It won't make the bugs better or worse, but it does make them a lot funnier if you don't. If you're selling a game on it being super historically accurate, which is why you haven't put any black people in it, it's advisable to make sure it has fewer bugs than the Amazon basin. Videogamer 4/10: "Kingdom Come: Deliverance will probably be finished in about six months of patches time. While quirks and bugs can certainly be frustrating, none of these issues interfere much with the unique and captivating nature of the overall experience." "As such, this is one of those rare, memorable games that stays with you long after you stop playing. It's an impressive and unflinching look at the medieval era that transports you inside the compelling story of a real person caught in the middle of a civil war.
GameSpot - 8/10: "Even with these issues in mind, anyone who can appreciate the down-and-dirty nature of history should play Kingdom Come: Deliverance. "While a lack of technical polish occasionally caused me a good deal of frustration having to replay areas due to a bug or poorly-communicated quest objective, it’s the kind of adventure I didn’t hate replaying." Strong characters and storytelling, one of my favorite first-person melee combat systems ever, and special attention given to building moment-to-moment immersion come together as a mighty alloy that ranks among the most unique, memorable RPGs I’ve played in years. IGN - 8/10: "There’s a shining suit of mail underneath Kingdom Come: Deliverance’s authentically medieval grime.
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