meekhael

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is one of those games which you love and which you hate. Not once I was annoyed: if you spend over 60 hours in this game expect that some of your time will be wasted on bugs and broken quests (henceforth the save system appears a bit unfair). And yes, the combat system is hard to master and not every story action looks rational. Come on, is it an RPG or not? Why a quest «Ginger in a Pickle» is interrupted after talking with Radzig Kobyla? Why I can't say to villager something like "You better give away 20 Groschen. You understood me?!" in a quest «A Woman Scorned»? Why I must only stolen it? And in general, why my horse always drops me after some bandits with bludgeons start shouting in the bushes? It is't realistic. But at the same moment I'm glad that completed this game. Kingdom Come is an exciting adventure that has a lot to offer: interesting narrative and characters, funny quests and most of all – beautifully recreated medieval world with many gameplay features, like Alchemy (got caught for an hour brewing potions only because it works really cool). Despite its’ deficiencies Kingdom Come: Deliverance provides many unforgettable moments which make it worth playing.

Myths of the Eastern Realm has not so many new features by comparison with the main game but I think it isn't bad. New "Myths" are just a DLC so don't expect it to be a full second game. The new Asian setting is pretty nice and reminds of Disney's Raya and the Last Dragon, so I highly recommend combining this DLC with watching the cartoon. The story is shorter and simpler than the main game but is fun enough. As for the features, developers added only two new types of puzzles and changed the combo system. This system is really good so I hope it will make it to the sequel. The biggest drawback of this DLC are enemies because it is just a reskin. All opponents have the same pattern so you will be using the same tactics that main game. Myths of the Eastern Realm is not a bad DLC considering how different is the first and third DLC. I think that's a good one for all gamers who liked the scattered content world like in the original game.

The new progression system and camera are interesting features but it works poorly with Immortals' main mechanics, so DLC is disbalanced, especially after silver enemies appear in the world. Also climbing mechanics are not working well with a new top-down camera because you never know how big the mountain is. But when I lowered the difficulty to easy for faster progression for a while, the game became really enjoyable. The combat system just blossomed and gave even more fun than the main game. So when you will play this DLC do not be afraid to change the difficulty :)