Fifteenth century Bohemia opens up before Henry, muddy, alive, stubborn in its realism.

Recent, so the profile is still to confirm, but the direction is clear. On gut feeling, when the community picks without thinking, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II already lands ahead of more than eight games out of ten. And the detail backs the momentum. On the desert island, the game you would take to live in it fully, it climbs ahead of 95% of titles. Rediscovery follows close behind, soundtrack too, the urge to chain sessions is there. Only art direction stays calmer, just above average, as if the game's raw realism left less of a mark than its worlds and its music. Attachment sits a notch back, on few votes.

Against the big open world RPGs, KCD II refuses fantasy and bets everything on historical immersion. No magic, no dragons, just a man and an era.

So, who is it for? For you if you love losing yourself in a dense, believable world you never want to leave. A lot less if you want instant visual spectacle or fantasy that takes flight.