Even though the game looks stunning, Kingdom Under Fire II will have very low requirements, according to the publisher.
How did publisher Gameforge's Kingdom Under Fire 2 go from free to paid? And what does that mean for the game and its future for the players?
DSOGaming writes: "Today, and prior to our Top 10 Most Optimized PC Games of 2019, we are presenting you our Top 10 Worst Optimized PC Games of 2019."
Red Dead 2 should be on here as well. The game literally did not work or launch for some people. Rockstar launcher crashes. Game still randomly crashes. Mouse cursor glitches. One of the worst PC ports in recent years. you would think a big budget game like rdr2 R* would give a damn lazy port ffs
Since the latest update the game runs great on me and I don't even have a beefy system, it also barely crashes. Only issue I had with it is the fps would drop randomly for a few seconds which I think was an issue with vulkan, but all in all I'm really enjoying the steam version.
Following a successful launch merely a few weeks ago, publisher Gameforge and South Korean developer Blueside's MMO-RTS hybrid title "Kingdom Under Fire 2" is set to receive its first content update (the said content update brings Christmas to its players and much more).
Maybe this is because of how long it's been in development? Still, really interested in this title!
Lol that was one of the things I was hoping some dev team would do someday.
Make a current gen game run on some really old hardware. That proves their coding prowess and not money being thrown around.
fraud
Wow, I hadn't heard about this game in forever. I assumed it was vaporware at this point. Funny, considering the original Kingdom Under Fire was a Warcraft 2 clone!