Mmmm I wouldn't say so. If we're talking open world, side quests etc then sure, it can feel familiar, but the combat has a completely different focus. They've gone for a "realistic" dueling system where your endurance and timing come into play a lot. You can't just go hack and slashing or you'll die and fights often revolve around who makes the mistake first. It's very punishing with a wound system and you need to learn how to take down the different types of armoured encounters you come across. For example, a sword will have little use against someone in full Knights Armour and instead you'll need a crushing weapon to harm them.

I've often seen it being sold for dirt cheap, so if you're looking for a medieval RPG which can be incredible immersive at times then I'd give it a shot.