DO NOT BUY Kingdom Come： Deliverance 2 - VERY Disappointing...

Hello and welcome back to a new video. So

recently I've been playing the brand new

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, and as an

avid fan of the first game, I knew I just

had to play this game. Unfortunately, so

far it's been kind of bland, boring, and

uninspiring. It's lacking in a certain

kind of lustre, and in today's video I'm

going to be explaining what is wrong with

the sequel. So the first few hours of the

game is basically just a massive tutorial,

and it's very slow-paced, very boring.

Basically, you're gonna have to relearn

all of the game mechanics that you had to

learn in the first game, and pretty much

nothing has changed. Since the first game.

The combat is exactly the same. It's the

same clunky, dull, slow-paced combat that

was in the first game. The combat hasn't

changed at all. You would have thought

they might have improved it or added

things to it or made it a bit better, but

no, it's like they haven't put any effort

into improving some of the problems in the

first game. So the combat, same as what

you expect. It's got this weird kind of

diagonal directional gameplay where

you move the mouse around to do a

different attack. But the problem with

this is when you're moving the mouse

around to do a different angle for the

sword to come in from. You also

accidentally move the camera around unless

you've got the camera locked on the enemy,

which isn't the case in the beginning. So

you're gonna have to do all these

tutorials, learn how to play the game

again because it might have been a few

years since you played the first game. So

the tutorial is basically following the

guy from the first game with a bunch of

other men who then get slaughtered by a

bunch of bandits. And then after hearing

them banter and chat a bit, that's when

the action kind of starts. But the action

is kind of boring. The action is just

basically sneaking around, so you do this

tutorial before that happens where you're

just sneaking around to try and spy on

some girls who are bathing, and then

you get ambushed. And the whole game in

the first few hours is just basically

tutorial, very slow to get started. The

graphics haven't really changed much since

the first game. The game doesn't really

blow me away even though it's supposed to

be a 2025 game. The graphics in this game

are kind of lacking in luster and not up

to my standards. I don't really see any

difference in the graphics between this

game and the first game, and that's kind

of disappointing considering it's supposed

to be a new game. To be honest, I wouldn't

really feel like you would be able to call

this Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. It's more

like Kingdom Come Deliverance 1.2 because

it's just kind of like DLC, an add-on.

It's exactly the same game engine, it runs

and feels exactly like the first game,

just with a new story or just a

continuation of the story from the first

game. And I would feel like a sequel

should mean that it's massively or

noticeably different to the first game and

improves on many qualities of the first

game, but to be honest it just feels and

looks like the first game all over again.

So in the beginning of the game, because

you're naked and your teammates have all

been slaughtered by a group of bandits,

you can't really do anything apart from

run away, and what you have to do is sneak

through the woods and there's like this

stealth mechanism which is kind of boring.

Basically it's just crouching around and

throwing a stone here and there to

distract the enemies. And it's kind of

annoying because it's, it's not easy to

rush through it, because if you rush

through it, the enemies spot you, and

you're just kind of blindly trying to find

your way through this maze of trees. And

it's very slow-paced because you've got to

crouch around, and I just didn't really

feel like this is a very good gameplay

mechanic or intro scene to introduce the

players to the game, because it kind of

just bored me. And that's a shame because

the rest of the game might be really

interesting, might be really fun. But a

lot of people are not going to know this

because they're going to fall asleep

having to do this tutorial bit in the

beginning. I feel like this whole sneaking

past the enemy bit shouldn't have been

a gameplay— like a level. It should have

just been a cutscene that was skippable

because there wasn't really anything

interesting happening during this part of

the gameplay, and the only thing you learn

really is just to crouch and to stealth

around, which is not very fun. So I don't

know why they made this part such a long,

drawn-out part of the beginning of the

game, and I found it kind of frustrating

having to run around this maze of rocks

trying to figure out where to go. They

don't really give you much hints. There's

no arrows, there's no pointers on the

little map compass thing at the bottom.

It just tells you escape the soldiers. It

gives you like a very vague tip on what

you have to do, and then you end up not

really knowing exactly what you're

supposed to do or exactly where you're

supposed to go. And ended up just throwing

rocks at the enemies from up on this

cliff, but they didn't notice. So the AI

is kind of rubbish. And also, for some

reason, you can't go anywhere you want. I

thought I could jump down these rocks and

jump down off the edge of the cliff, or at

least go down here so I can have a better

view of the enemy soldiers, but the game

just wouldn't let me. There was like an

invisible wall that prevented me from

moving to where exactly I wanted to move

to. And I felt like it's kind of limiting

considering the fact that this is supposed

to be an open world game. I wasn't really

impressed with the fact that they put

invisible walls up on something as simple

as a bunch of rocks. So you sneak past the

enemies and then there's a bunch of

dialogue and then you get into a little

fight with the enemy. You end up getting

shot in the shoulder and that leads you to

the next part where you get rescued by

someone and whilst you're being rescued he

sees a bunch of flashbacks about when his

village got burned down in the first game,

and then his father's in the flashback and

he's telling him stuff, and it's all like,

oh, boohoo, get over it. So he gets all

delirious and ends up passing out, and you

wake up in this village, and I guess

that's where the game really starts. And

then you've got a bunch of little tasks to

do. The game is always giving you loads of

little tasks like go pet the dog,

go drink water, Have some soup,

check on hands, pick up the bandage. It's

like hand-holding you the whole way,

giving you these little mini tasks which

are really boring to do. And I guess it's

supposed to create immersion in the game

so it feels like you're living in the

environment. And it feels a bit like a

survival game where you gotta bandage

yourself up, get the medicine, get the

food, get this, get that. And it's not

really very interesting. The story didn't

really hook me like it did in the

beginning of the first game where his

whole village burned down and he had to

escape. I mean, it's basically the same

thing as the first game. So in the first

game, his village gets attacked by

bandits, they burn it down, they kill his

dad, they steal this special sword, and

then you gotta run away and go to a nearby

village and get a job as a soldier or

something and try and survive and work

your way up to getting revenge. In this

game, it's kind of similar. So you've got

a band of knights that are following you

around as you go on this quest to deliver

a letter. But whilst you're swimming

naked, um, your group gets attacked, and

then they all get killed by bandits, and

they steal the special letter that you're

supposed to deliver to this king to have

peace. And then you're being chased

by the bandits, so I guess you gotta get

revenge against this group of bandits.

And then the bandits have this big

formidable leader who's in armor,

but he doesn't seem that bad because he

let the woman go who was about to get

raped by a bunch of dirty bandits. So he

doesn't seem that bad, seems at least he's

got some morals.

So I guess the whole point of the game is

you've got to track down this bandit

group, find the leader, have a battle with

him, get the letter back, deliver the

letter. But it's just really slow, you've

got to eat this soup by the fireplace and

it's just kind of boring. I found the game

really boring. Which is weird because I

really enjoyed the first game. I really

got invested in the first game and

immersed in it, um, but I just didn't

really feel that way with this game. So I

have to give this game 3 out of 10. Can't

recommend it. May all the saints watch

over you and over Bajena too.

Damn, this wound is still bleeding.

I better bandage it up quick before I

Ah, I feel like a new man.

Damn, there's Wound is still bleeding.

Better bandage it up quick before I bleed

I should eat something.

You're going to need all the saints

watching over you, and the Holy Virgin and

all. Better pray you have someone up there

looking out for you. Damn,

this wound is still bleeding. I better

bandage it up quick before I bleed out.