Is this like Oblivion?

[JIMSL1CE]

Minus the magic & other types of humanoids?

[Be kind]

While we have many people from Elder scrolls who have a good relation with this.

But this game is realistic, historical and story-driven.

So, no magic, no dragon.

[McWonderBeast]

Allot of people get the Oblivion vibe from this game. It pulls at my nostalgia while feeling uniquely its own.

Aside from the things you listed there is not a Character Creation system like there is in TES games.

[๖danyboy]

It seems like a very similar type of open world RPG like TES games but like you said minus all the fantasy stuff and i guess no character creation like MahatmaGamer said. It clearly tries to be more of a medieval simulator therefore a lot more punishing, restrictive and overall slower paced i'd say.

Check out this gameplay i just saw, in all honesty it has some nice twists to the genre and looks promising im going to surely keep an eye on it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vk8Xd_8UXoc

[Don-Meisner]

Dude have you even read the description of the game or watched a video?

[Sunrock]

It's the same genre as Oblivion. But I would say this game have more in common with Witcher 3 then any other game when it comes to RPG game play mechanics.

[Be kind]

Originally posted by Sunrock:

It's the same genre as Oblivion. But I would say this game have more in common with Witcher 3 then any other game when it comes to RPG game play mechanics.

True
I think the The elder scrolls, Witchers, Mafia some M&B fans are the most players who may enjoy this new consept/mechanics, at least more then the other styles, i dont say so just bcs of the type of games but bcs of the type pf players in these game too!

Personally i enjoyed all of them but in their own ways, Mostly Witchers and Elder Scolls aside with Mafia. but next M&B should show how much they are original in this kind of arts games. Elder Scolls proved in many years for past, they have being lazy recently but for 2 reason i know we will have a surpises from Bethesda again too, 1 bcs i saw how much they prised Witcher and Kingdom Come, 2 Bcs i know they are working on 2 projects... so for all, all the matter is the time and wen we can reach these awesomes.

[Bakinda]

Originally posted by DonMeisnerDK:

Dude have you even read the description of the game or watched a video?

That is what I say to myself everytime I see this dumbass questions in Steam.

[♡ Katalina Aryze ♡]

Originally posted by MahatmaGamer:

Allot of people get the Oblivion vibe from this game. It pulls at my nostalgia while feeling uniquely its own.

I think it's the sheer amount of field and forest (at least from what I've seen) that gives people the Oblivion vibe. Oblivion was so green... so it's easy for TES fans to relate to when they see the amount of foilage.

[Hakkeyoi]

Does the game encourage exploration? does it have dungeons? crafting?

[Be kind]

Originally posted by Abadi10x:

Does the game encourage exploration? does it have dungeons? crafing?

Originally posted by DontBlink +_- UrDead:

Originally posted by MahatmaGamer:

Allot of people get the Oblivion vibe from this game. It pulls at my nostalgia while feeling uniquely its own.

I think it's the sheer amount of field and forest (at least from what I've seen) that gives people the Oblivion vibe. Oblivion was so green... so it's easy for TES fans to relate to when they see the amount of foilage.

Also personally i loved the Oblivion even wen fantasy is not my favorite taste, than i loved the Witcher too in another way.

but in somethings they are simillar, first of all, all of them are Open World RPGs.

Then the reason i loved the Oblivion was the amount of the Details and hard works Bethesda put in to it, same for the Witcher and same for the Kingdom Come (specially if they release it well)

I believe anyone who love to see the honest hard works, and love to wonder at least for 100 hours around the world built by true lovers, will love Oblivion, Witcher and Kingdom come

I believe for the works in this level its better to move beyond the personal taste, and let the new worlds get in touch with us,

[Ysgramor]

Im a lets say hardcore TES fan since Daggerfall times. I love open world games based in medieval aesthetics that let you just roam freely and rp in first person. KCD is absolutely awesome for what I like in gaming. Sad things are the map maybe is too small for my taste and theres no blacksmithing, nor housing.

[JIMSL1CE]

I really just wanted to start a conversation about it giving a Oblivion feel, some people are very angry about that :/

[Fusha]

Originally posted by JIMSL1CE:

I really just wanted to start a conversation about it giving a Oblivion feel, some people are very angry about that :/

It's the exact same genre. If you played the modern TES games, Fallout 3/4, Witcher 3, etc, then you know what this game is like. Some people are just being overly fanboyish and can't help themselves but to pretend that the unique themes and new features somehow make it into a completely unique game, and that comparisons to other skyrim clones is heretical.

[teeratas]

lol, again with the skyrim clone nonsense. what's your favourite Wright Flyer clone? mine's the Concorde.

[Be kind]

Originally posted by JIMSL1CE:

I really just wanted to start a conversation about it giving a Oblivion feel, some people are very angry about that :/

Again
these all are Open World RPG Games
Some focused more on the Fantasy
Some focused more on the Creativity
Some focused more on the Story-driven
Some focused more on the History

And for example if in 1 of them you have more options on creativity you will have less realism and story. its how things works
And you can enjoy them all, or you can stick to one of them in the name of fan or previous taste.

Originally posted by Fusha:

Originally posted by JIMSL1CE:

I really just wanted to start a conversation about it giving a Oblivion feel, some people are very angry about that :/

and that comparisons to other skyrim clones is heretical.

Skyrim have a clones?