Recent reviews by Aiming Gamer

The Solo experience is filled with more friendly encounters than the teams, and both are fun to play.
This game has a good balance of PVP and PVE elements that make it enjoyable.

While it is technically an extraction shooter, the questing, leveling of the workshop, skill tree, and exploration you feel on the maps gives it a bit of an rpg feel which is cool.

Whether you are looking to get sweaty and pvp hot spots, or hangout with the boys and do some pve or questing this game has something for you.

Included with the Gold Edition, or Expansion Pass. I appreciate this DLC adding more content to an already wonderful game. It's nice to come back and do some more quests.

This game while it could be decent suffers from horrible performance and optimization, and its prone to stuttering, memory leaks, and being run by a greedy developer.

I'm almost 40 hours in and there's still so much more for me to do. :D

This game offers an expansive open world that's easy to lose yourself in for hours. The landscapes are stunning, from dense forests to charming villages, each with its own story. The quests are intricately woven into the fabric of the game, providing a deep narrative experience. I genuinely believe this game has the potential to be GOTY.

One of the highlights is the assortment of minigames which add layers of immersion, whether you're playing Dice, engaging in lockpicking or pickpocketing, or participating in fight contests, these activities feel authentic and entertaining.

The alchemy system is particularly engaging allowing you to mix potions over a fire, and needing to follow recipes with high quality ingredients to create high quality potions.

Blacksmithing too is rewarding where you can forge your own weapons and armor. or sharpen your blades on the grindstone.

However, KCD2 isn't for everyone. It starts you off in a less than ideal state - literally covered in feces, requiring you to bathe, and find clothes before the locals will speak to you. The game's pace is initially slow, and demands a bit of immersion to appreciate fully. The combat system can feel clunky at first, particularly for newcomers to this genre, but once mastered, it adds a rich layer to the gameplay.

Story: 10/10
Graphics : 9/10
Optimization 9/10
Sound: 10/10
Combat 8/10

Overall: 9.2/10

This is a game developed in China, and contains an invasive anti-cheat that is kernel level and persistent when the game is closed.

If you Aim to Game this is for you. I've seen a noticeable improvement in my aim since i starting aiming to game. My tracking micro adjustments, and raw flicks have seen a significant increase since from game for aim. I personally recommend this to any Aimer aiming to improve their aim.

This game is something to be played with friends.

Is the game worth $60? No, is it worth the sale price at $9, or playing for free if you have EA Pass? Yes.

It's not bad, I've had some fun with the gun play, and game overall. The graphics are decent, and the optimization is pretty good.

I personally wouldn't pay full price for this due to the bugs such as having to restart sometimes after playing a match because the screen goes black or not being able to turn off cross play, and the fact that the game can get a bit repetitive.

but if you can play it for free or play it at a discounted price it can be enjoyable in short bursts.

The initial reviews to this game on Launch Day were poor due to bugs, and performance.
HOWEVER, in its current state this game is a BUY.
The graphics, and sound are stunning, the game-play is fun, and the story will suck you in for hours.

This game checks a lot of boxes for me.