Technical side: the graphics are good for their year (1993), the environment is more average, static images, objects, etc. The world of Midkemia is huge and Krondor takes place in a small part of it. Ah, yes, and such a detail - the Krondor screenplay was written by the author himself, Reymond Elias Feist, a fantasy veteran. However, Krondor had one advantage at the start - the story is set in a world about which the author has written more than ten (I read them all, but let Gott scare me if I remember how many there were) books. Inducing the feeling that you are going through a living world that has its laws, inhabitants, customs and everything that belongs to such a credible world is the dream and goal of the authors of most RPG games.
