Recent reviews by KeGan

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 feels like what you’d get if you took The Witcher 3’s story quality and replaced monsters and magic with pure historical realism.

The writing and quests are genuinely excellent. Characters feel human, grounded, and believable, and the story doesn’t rely on spectacle—it pulls you in through consequence, dialogue, and world-building. Just like Witcher 3, side quests often feel as meaningful as the main story, but here everything is rooted in real medieval life.

The realism is where this game really shines. Combat is unforgiving, progression feels earned, and the world doesn’t bend to you - you adapt to it. It makes every success feel satisfying and every mistake memorable.

If you loved The Witcher 3 for its storytelling but ever wondered how that depth would feel in a realistic medieval setting, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 absolutely delivers. Very good game. My GOTY.

Performance has been solid on my rig (Ryzen 7 / RTX 4070), and the devs are clearly listening to the community with regular updates and meaningful patches.

If you’ve been waiting for Battlefield 6 to return to its roots while still feeling modern — this is it. Grab some friends, hop in a tank, and enjoy the chaos.

Split Fiction is an incredible co-op experience, easily the best co-op game of 2025 so far—no competition. I could think of some flaws; for example, the Disco Monkey scene is visually stunning, but mechanically, it falls flat (press three buttons and move on—it could have been so much better). On the other hand, the side missions were incredibly good, innovative, or masterfully borrowed from the best aspects of other games. While It Takes Two still holds the crown, this game comes impressively close. A must-play for co-op lovers!

PSN requirement.

until the cheating issue is resolved, the rating remains negative.

False Advertising, real Disappointment.

I know it's an early access game. However, it's the worst launch I have ever seen and I seen a lot. After the game will reach a playable state maybe I will change my mind.

Good, unique game. The only minor complaint - at least two times I had to try everything around to pass through. And the robot friend wasn't very informative.

Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord takes everything that made Warband great and cranks it up—bigger battles, deeper systems, and a world that feels truly alive. Leading your own army, charging into massive sieges, and building a kingdom from nothing is incredibly satisfying.

The RPG elements blend perfectly with large-scale strategy, and the sandbox freedom means you can always carve your own path—trader, mercenary, vassal, warlord, anything.

That said, the endgame could definitely be better. Once you’re managing a large kingdom, things get repetitive and the late-stage pacing sometimes drags. It feels like the game shines brightest in the early and midgame.

Overall, though, it’s a good game with a ton of depth and replayability, and still one of the best medieval strategy/RPG hybrids out there.

Just a pathetic situation. Imagine trying the game after 1 year just to evaluate if it is worth getting back. And guess what - I created and deleted 2 chars. On the 3rd one I'm getting the error message that i'm banned for 23 hours. It's automated system against bots and there is no disclaimer anywhere that this can happen. The AGS support can't do anything about that. Damn, I'm done with this Incompetence by all means.