Code Vein II is a high-quality sequel, but not perfect. Some game design choices seemed a bit too bold and counterproductive to us, and, as far as we’re concerned, they limited the enjoyment of the title. In particular, we were somewhat disappointed with the level of difficulty balancing, with the presence of numerous almost mandatory “blockades” that you have no choice but to confront.
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Kingdom Come Deliverance II proves to be an even more extensive and interesting project than its predecessor, with which, however, it shares many of those edgy elements that characterized it. Sure, the second chapter shows itself to be decidedly more “modern” and in step with the times, but the ultimate target audience is still that of a title fundamentally still, and as never before, niche, not for everyone. Still, I really enjoyed all those additions on the gameplay level and sincerely immersed myself in an even broader and more mature story than the first chapter. Too bad, though, that the pace management of the missions is not always brilliant and many moments are far too heavy, but we are still faced with a title impossible not to appreciate, especially for fans of the genre and those who loved the first Kingdom Come Deliverance.
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