Recent reviews by Krampus

Buggy game. 2 years later, it's disgustingly buggy. I started up my game for the first time only to get bombarded by "Critical Error" for not being able to initialize batches for sign posts or whatever.
When in game, the graphics keep glitching out, with constant artifacting on screen. Running on a 5900x and 7900xtx, so it's not a potato PC issue. It's a game issue. Paradox has done it again.

Loved this game! Would recommend the first game as well as this one to anyone interested in picking it up

I did not encounter any of the problems raised in some of the earlier reviews. I assume they have been patched out. The only issue I had was the "import save from previous game" feature having inconsistencies, such that decisions made in the previous game didn't reflect in this game. Barely even an inconvenience.

fun

downvoting due to psn account linking update

BLOOD FOR THE EMPEROR; SKULLS FOR THE GOLDEN THRONE

surprisingly buggy. have they not tested this at all?

Simply amazing. No spoilers:

The atmosphere games like these can create as you play through a post-apocalyptic Earth is simply stunning. Though I prefer the atmosphere of the first game, mostly because in that game you get to take in a lot more scenery, as opposed to just sailing in the ocean trying to constantly min-max how much air your sails get.

The gameplay mechanics are quite similar to that of the first game, since this is a sequel. The only thing I would criticise in terms of the mechanics is, that sometimes figuring out what you need to do can take quite some time, and repeated attempts, although considering this game takes double or triple the time it took me to finish the first game (~2h), so around 4-6 hours in total, it makes sense that it's more challenging in that regard.

Overall, very worth it. I would absolutely recommend this game, though PLAY THE FIRST GAME ( Far: Lone Sails ) BEFORE PLAYING THIS . Otherwise, you won't get the ending.

Dope ass game, with at least 20 hours of potential game time for the two factions combined. Don't bother with the tutorials, it's more fun that way

The only thing this game lacks is more content. And for what it's worth, the game takes heavy inspiration from the modern republic of turkey, from it's founding to mid 1960s, (e.g experiencing the same problems turkey did etc)
That's not to say thats a bad thing though, i just couldn't help but notice the subtle (or not, considering the dev team is 75% german-turkish) hints.

Also, the game never gets any meaningful updates, only slight bug fixes and balance patches. I bought and played this game on the last week of 2020, and no content has been added in the 7 months since then. I would love to come back to this game to give any new content a spin, but it seems to be a done-deal

Runs smooth, nice graphics, though a bit hard transition between CK2 and 3 as a result. Mechanics don't seem to have been changed too much, though the levy system and boats are remarkably different. In my honest opinion, the graphics are what makes the game hard to get used to, because there is so much clutter and the user interface is that much more different than CK2