Kingdom Come: Deliverance
About
You're Henry, the son of a blacksmith. Thrust into a raging civil war, you watch helplessly as invaders storm your village and slaughter your friends and family. Narrowly escaping the brutal attack, you grab your sword to fight back. Avenge the death of your parents and help repel the invading forces!
System requirements for PlayStation 4
System requirements for Xbox One
System requirements for PC
Minimum:
- OS: OS 64-bit Windows 7 or 64-bit Windows 8 (8.1)
- Processor: Intel CPU Core i5-2500K 3.3GHz, AMD CPU Phenom II X4 940
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GPU GeForce GTX 660, AMD GPU Radeon HD 7870
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 30 GB available space
- Sound Card: Integrated
- Additional Notes: These are preliminary system specs and can change!
Recommended:
- OS: OS 64-bit Windows 7 or 64-bit Windows 8 (8.1)
- Processor: Intel CPU Core i7 3770 3,4 GHz, AMD CPU AMD FX-8350 4 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GPU GeForce GTX 1060, AMD GPU Radeon RX 580
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 30 GB available space
- Sound Card: Creative SOUND BLASTER Zx
- Additional Notes: These are preliminary system specs and can change!
Last Modified: Mar 21, 2026
Where to buy
Epic Games
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PlayStation Store
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance reviews and comments
I've spent 4 hours in this game, and boredom is taking over. At first, I thought it was going to be interesting—the story seemed promising, and the graphics are good. But then I saw the combat system... I've never seen such a bad combat system in my life. The missions are so TEDIOUS and slow; all you do is walk, walk, and walk. I don't know if I’ll continue playing. Maybe it's boring because it's just the beginning, but I can't push through like this. It feels like a waste of time.
«Waste of time»
«Boooring»
There are tree thing that bother me about this game : first one is that it have a lot of bugs especially in the ps5 i hope that in pc they are not that much bugs but for what i read they are .
Second is the combat and the look pick is impressive and not stable ,some times not responsive , You are in a fight and the chase mechanics are active, your opponents' blows connect even if you are far away from them and your attacks are not in combat mode on some occasions even when they should
the third one is the liverties you have to complete a mission they are not consistent some times are very some none some have clues some non at the point of appear more bugs glitches errors that u take advantage of .
Second is the combat and the look pick is impressive and not stable ,some times not responsive , You are in a fight and the chase mechanics are active, your opponents' blows connect even if you are far away from them and your attacks are not in combat mode on some occasions even when they should
the third one is the liverties you have to complete a mission they are not consistent some times are very some none some have clues some non at the point of appear more bugs glitches errors that u take advantage of .
«Can’t stop playing»
I'm recommending this game despite not really enjoying it. There are cool systems in place, and I really appreciate the attention to historical accuracy, but the combat system was very frustrating for me. If you're into medieval stuff give this game a shot, but don't spend too much on it.
I picked this game up around when it first came out and while I liked what I was playing I bounced off pretty hard due to the combat. I ended up getting back into later after praise around the sequel was going around. After reading a couple beginners guide type things, avoiding combat and getting really good with the bow I really fell in love with this game. There is a lot of buggy shit like my horse getting high centered on static bushes and some crazy combat jank, the story and characters remain its biggest success. There is so much good nuance to the world and people in the game and adding this sim type gameplay to it just makes it something special. This is one of those more rare games that starts out extremely difficult and unforgiving and by the time you are 50 hrs in you are nearly unstoppable. After beating the main story I purchased the pack with the dlc and sequel. I really enjoyed the Band of Bastards dlc. I think some will be put off at first like I was but if you stick with it there is so much great story telling and acting moments that make that initial hump worth it.
«Can’t stop playing»
«OST on repeat»
This game had me HOOKED. So much to do in it. My only recommendation is to look at the DLC before purchasing it. Most of them aren't worth it imo.. But the game itself is A1 steak sauce!
Favorite Thing: The good voice acting is really good. It puts the, much higher budget, FFVIII Remake to shame.
Least Favorite Thing: The combat. I really hate it. It's so janky and constantly feels like I'm fighting against the controls to get it to do anything.
Date Stopped: 2019-09-11
Playtime: 8h
Enjoyment: 5/10
Recommendation: After 8 hours it failed to hook me in the least so no.
I really loved the story of this game, but the gameplay was not super fun. The story overall was worthwhile, but I can understand why so many people were turned off of this.
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Microsoft from Deutsch
Microsoft from Deutsch
So I have to make it clear from the outset that I have the KC: D Recommend because it is in itself a really very great Game with a super Combat System. But I'm probably going to talk here mainly about the Things that disappointed me ... Unfortunately, there are a number of things I have to say ...
First of all, my personal Highlights: 1. Alchemy is really Fun here. Such an interactive Crafting I think is really mega good! Too bad it's only the case with Alchemy ... Because otherwise there is no Craft to learn. (One is the Son of a Blacksmith And Heinrich also describes himself as a Blacksmith in some Dialogues, but apart from Grinding, Cleaning and Bulging, he can do nothing ...)
2. Realistic ego perspective and Roleplay.
So I imagine a First-person game of today. One consists not of floating Arms, but of an entire Body that uses the same Animations as the NPCs. Very nice! In addition, the Animations are really good, which leads to the next Highlight. Realistic Roleplay is Also a top priority. You have to eat, sleep and be careful not to overeat, poison, etc. Even reading is nicely done.
3. Realistic-looking fights 100%ally realistic are of course not the Fights (I maintain that this is not possible in Games), but as realistic as it is in such a Game. The Combat System is a lot of Fun, is front and high and looks very realistic. Combos and perfect Riposten end in Animations that look really perfect. And just realistic.
So Much for the Highlights ... Well, what unfortunately disappointed me: After a little less than 63 Hours I got the Main Quest and most of the Side Quests through ... I tried to take as many Side Quests as possible with me ... It seems that most are anyway more or less connected to the Main Quest, so as Support ... They use what if you do them and from a certain Point of the Main Quest you can't do many more ... That's a shame. In the Meantime, there is hardly anything left to do. The last Pair of Quests I find are along the Lines of: Go get that, Over-talk People what certain to do, blah, blah, blah ... Boring... Meanwhile, I don't even meet any more real Opponents ... Every now and then I am stopped by an open-minded Bandit who attacks with nothing But a Cloth Shirt and a piece and falls over while looking at the wrong ...
Well the Game doesn't seem to be designed to keep playing it after the Main Quest. The Main Quest ends the Game and you have to load a Score before the Epilogue (which the Game automatically creates).
To the Story I can say the following (and I avoid Spoilers, don't Worry): It's very nice as long as it lasts, with good Plottwists and it's also credibly presented. However, I had the Feeling in the middle of being forced To quit ... In my Eyes, the Main Quest concludes with only a few Things ... So much remains open ... (Almost seems as if DLC were already planned to complete the Game ... Do You want To compete WITH EA?)
That reminds me of the next Point. The Bugs ...
While I haven't had any Game Flow Disruptive Bugs so far (apart from rare Crashes, 2 so far), what has bothered me the MOST is the SCHLAMPIGE insert the German Translation ...
The Voice Actors are really great ... Unfortunately, sentence ends are often chopped off, in some Places the English Voice can suddenly be heard (once the German is spoken directly afterwards, while in the Animation the next Person talks, ghastly ...) and in the German Version many Sequences EXTREM LEISE! Without Subtitles sometimes goes nix ... This is really very sloppy in my Eyes ... I really would have expected more there ... The Game really seems like an Early Access in some Points or just how fast it went about clapping ...
That's how combat Training Works, by the way. There is still much left unexplained that you have to read in Steam Guides ... Perfect Riposten is "explained," but not really ... They are shown, but you don't get explained how to trigger them ... All the "Clinching" mechanics also remain completely unexplained.
Again: Sloppy.
A wonderful Game, which at this Stage often seems like an Early Access title and really needs patches! In My Opinion, also one that continues the Story. If a story extension came out as a DLC, I would honestly be leavened ...
I understand that a lot of Money and Work has gone into Development, but in some Respects it almost doesn't seem that way. I hope that will be improved.
The same as the Defiance I recommend the Game because it is unique and also uniquely good. Even if this did not come across from my Criticism now.