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Kingdom Come: Deliverance's Martin Klima Is 'Bored and Tired' of Ubisoft-Style 'Power Fantasy' RPGs That Are Made 'for Teenagers'

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance studio co-founder Martin Klima is "bored and tired" of RPGs that are just "power fantasy" trips "for teenagers."

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance co-founder Martin Klíma has been a vocal critic of today's role-playing games, calling them "power fantasies for teenagers." Find out why he's tired of clichéd RPGs about the chosen ones and recycled recipes from major publishers!

The Kingdom come maker criticizes modern role-playing games, power fantasy and repeated formulas of success – and why they annoy him.

RPGs often follow a well-known pattern: A chosen hero embarks on a journey to defeat the great threat that the world wants to destroy, and ultimately saves it. Martin Klíma, co-founder of Warhorse Studios and executive producer of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, however, can only start with this formula in the meantime. In an interview he admitted that he is tired of the common concept. more

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