01Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
The grounded Skyrim: no dragons, no magic, and every choice has weight.
Why it works as a Skyrim alternative
Feels like Skyrim
- First-person open world packed with villages, castles and side stories you stumble into.
- Skills improve by using them — sneak to get sneakier, talk to get more persuasive.
- Crime, reputation, lockpicking and alchemy all work as interconnected systems.
Where it differs
- No magic or fantasy creatures — it is a historically grounded medieval setting.
- You play Henry, a fixed protagonist with his own backstory, not a blank-slate character.
- Directional melee combat with a real learning curve.
- Manual saving uses a consumable item (Savior Schnapps) as well as save-on-quit.
Skip it if: You play Skyrim for spells, dragons and power fantasy rather than immersion.



