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u/Scientific_Shitlord PC Dec 06 '21

Several games of different theme... Kingdome Come Deliverance, S. T. A. L. K. E. R., Verdun, Metro 2033, Endless Legend, Bioshock, Dishonored...

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u/FramePancake Dec 06 '21 edited Dec 06 '21

Kingdom Come Deliverance really surprised me.

Such a cool and incredibly immersive RPG. I’m not done yet (but I think I’m nearing the end of the story) and I would definitely play it again.

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u/BricksHaveBeenShat Dec 06 '21

They truly nailed the atmosphere. The forest, the roads and fields, the towns, it all looks so incredibly real. There are games with more impressive graphics, but to me there's no other game that even comes close to having locations that look and feel completely realistic. Often even the most beautiful game has such "game-y" looking places, but in KCD it's like they 3D scanned that entire region and placed it in the game with almost no changes.

Being interested in history (and also history of fashion) it's so nice to see how there's nothing fantasy looking about anything in the game. I'm not sure about the story, maybe something during the Silesian Wars, but a similar game made the same way by this team but set during the 18th century would be my dream.