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• gamedeal user

  Dec 30, 2021

  This is a true RPG game. You play as Henry of Skalitz, a blacksmith's son who doesn't know how to fight, he is not strong, not agile, he is bad at horse riding, he is bad at using bows, he is not very good at talking with people, he can't even read. You live Henry's life. Learn to read, learn to fight, learn everything, train yourself and get better.
• gamedeal user

  May 23, 2022

  Do not play this game. There is nothing else like it. It will leave you with an empty void that cannot be filled once it's over. 10/10 would not recommend.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 28, 2022

  -The game is extremely fun, great scenery, soundtrack, missions -98% of the achievements are easy to complete, 1% are challenging and the rest of 1% are time consuming and the DLC ones make you replay the same mission and complete the tasks in different ways -Almost any mission can be done in at least 2 ways -A lost of great side quests that feel like main missions that expand the story -You have the ability to play your favorite stealth archer build But there are some cons I have for this game too -Combat is mostly ripostes and combos are absolutely useless later on in the game -A ton of loading screens, this game has one for almost any action you'd take -Quests that you simply can't save and quit for the day because tomorrow you'll forget what you have to do/what you have been doing and you'd get extremely lost ( this may differ for other people ) -I consider that one particular big plot twist in the story to be poorly written, and there are bits here and there that don't make much sense (like 2% of the whole story) -Bugs, after what? 5+ years, there are still bugs in the game, luckily there aren't game breaking ( or at least I was lucky to not encounter them ) Some things that I learned while playing -Your ripostes don't work because you don't hold the mouse click -You can force enemies to attack you if you run from them mid combat for a bit and do a 360 -Lockpicking and general theft is op -You don't have to loot the grochen from every corpse -Speech unlocks more routes than your average RPG -It's actually worth it to have a girlfriend ( yes, I'm referring to in-game ) -Cumans are surprisingly easy to kill -Archery can become op -Combos are extremely useless -You can max out many levels from the prologue -The end/beginning of new main quests aren't time sensitive -Your reputation still decreases even if you commit the perfect murder -Henry is quite hungry and a serious psychopath
• gamedeal user

  Feb 25, 2023

  Remember Oblivion? Not the gameplay, not the plot, but the feeling you had when you first got out of the sewer. This is the first real rpg in a long time who reminds me of this.
• gamedeal user

  May 13, 2023

  Wonderful game. Got the royal edition on a steam sale for 12.00, and originally hated it, downloaded it, died about 30 times in the first 10 minutes of the game and deleted it considering it a wasted 12 dollars. A few months later i looked into it and found that you're supposed to be inept in the beginning and that you gradually get better as your character learns more moves. You may know what to do in a fight, but Henry is a Blacksmith's son, he doesn't. You arent special, or born to be great, you're a nobody. Redownloaded and took my time to learn gameplay and practicing skills. Love it, the realism to the learning curve of combat and subtle additions like "learning to read." Great game, I highly recommend it.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 6, 2023

  The story, realistic combat and medieval setting is brilliant, but its such a shame there's constant head bobbing that you can't control every time our character does something, - picking up each item - sitting down, getting up - opening a door - jumping over a fence It all adds to a crazy amount of motion sickness. Excellent medieval game but beware if you suffer from motion sickness.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 7, 2023

  A really beautiful medieval world with a newfangled ugly combat system without a guide. During my first gaming experience years ago and after a few hours I gave up in frustration because I didn't like the combat system. Recently got back to the game and after a thorough read up I have no more problems. What is missing here is a game manual. No, not this incomplete ingame frustration. If you come up with something completely new, then maybe you should let the target group know about it? Even if I win every fight, it is still not clear what this or that push of a button or multiple pushes of a button does. Precisely because there is so much animation taking place in which you have an influence with the press - or not - I don't know! Time windows for a targeted press simply cannot be found and a wild clicker ensues. Intention? No idea! The combat system is still shit. For people who depend on a controller, hardcore should be unplayable. In normal mode, for example, it is still displayed when an opponent attacks outside of the field of view and you have to block. That's not the case in hardcore. Switching opponents in a targeted manner to keep track of things is impossible with the controller. It only gets more terrible later with main quest bugs, variables in texts that are not assigned, triggered quests that you didn't even start but someone who was relevant to the quest addressed. Quests that you only come across when you are already so rich that doing them makes no sense at all apart from the story and after more than 100 hours of play the first random CTD appeared, which destroy the immersion due to the shitty save system. The best bug, however, is the one with all the stolen things in my inventory, although I bought them all. I have no idea how many times my property has been flagged as stolen. Fluency in speech and charisma meanwhile enable me to avoid being incarcerated by the guards - but that wasn't always the case and out of sheer frustration it has now and then ended in Rattay's genocide... I don't feel like it anymore...
• gamedeal user

  Aug 7, 2023

  I bought this with several DLCs at $9.99. After 5 hours I've already gotten my money's worth - this is my go-to game for playing Farkle (a dice gambling game). The game has gotten varied responses, but from what I could tell before buying it, it reminded me enough of Mount and Blade that I figured I really had nothing to lose giving it a try. This is an RPG. But it's historically based, and other than alchemy, doesn't have any of the common RPG elements. There aren't any mages or orcs - there is a lot of real-world history though. I got fair warning from one review that the first 7 hours of the game is very linear - you really cannot stray from the path the game holds you in at first. So I'm still in this sort of "tutorial" or "cinematic" mode, which can also be very challenging and cliff-hanger in places. I have no regrets, I've enjoyed the ride thus far. I'm hoping to get far enough in the plot to say "okay I think I get it" and then switch the whole game into German, to give my ear some good exercise at hearing German again. The game is historically not so accurate - but as I am and never have been much of a student of history, I'm happy just to learn about some historical figures, even if the game doesn't get things completely right. As far as the day-to-day medieval lifestyle depiction, this does a good job, as far as I can tell. But is it fun? Well so far, yes. It was very satisfying to, after getting my ass kicked by one of the first people I had to fight, to replay the game and first raise some money playing Farkle, and then buy a butchers knife with which I was able to go back and give him quite the lashing until he begged for mercy. Yeah... I think I could enjoy this! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3016242267 A lot of time is spent in cut-scenes, and the game starts very slowly, which can create a bit of a drag. There are also tons of Easter eggs which motivates me to try to talk to everybody as much as possible. If you're in a big hurry, this game is probably not for you. If you're very picky that everything be "just so" - nope, not for you. But I get the feeling that if you, like me, are open to letting the game tell its own story, there is something here that is going to pay off. As I spend more time and let the story unfold in front of me, I'm willing to give the game this chance.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 8, 2023

  NO ENGLISO BUT GOOD GAME
• crstnsantosb

  Aug 8, 2023

  I liked the story of the game