I never thought I'd see Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Animal Crossing mentioned in the same breath, but now that I have, it actually makes plenty of sense. If you can get past all the murder, Kingdom Come: Deliverance and its GOTY-deserving sequel are actually remarkably cozy games. I've probably spent an accumulative dozens of hours hanging out in taverns playing dice, drinking with locals, and brewing potions. When I'm not fast-travelling across Bohemia to farm bandit encounters, I'm probably doing one of the above activities, because again, this is a seriously chill game when it wants to be.
It's the exact, extremely niche cozy vibes you get when you combine Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Animal Crossing that have been extracted, distilled, and used for the foundation of new medieval simulator Scriptorium Master of Manuscripts, which just launched today to some pretty darn encouraging Steam reviews.
