Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is out now and doing rather well, despite morons trying to drag it through the dirt for having gay people in it.
A sequel to 2018’s Kingdom Come: Deliverance, the sequel expands on the story of the first game’s characters and expands the open-world along with it. Better visuals, better combat, better romances, all in one package.
See Kingdom Come: Deliverance II for yourself below
Here at GAMINGbible we praised its gripping story and the fact you can pet dogs and horses, but you can see our full thoughts in the review.
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If you’ve been playing the game this week on PlayStation, Xbox or PC you might want to know there’s a freebie on offer right now for you to claim, a simple thank you for giving it a chance.
The Warhorse Armour Set will be granted to any player who tunes into the latest Twitch streams of the game, but only specific streamers so be mindful of that.
It’s a snazzy bit of drip for your horse, meaning you’ll be riding into battle in style before hopping off and cutting your opponents down to size.
For those still on the fence about Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, know it has a lot in common with some of your favourite games.
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There have been comparisons to some of the Elder Scrolls games, and The Witcher for those that love a good CD Projekt Red open-world.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is very boots on the ground though, there’s no spellcasting or monsters to slay in this one, it’s very grounded and gritty.
It’s a solid title though, and one that deserves the praise it’s been getting from other critics. It definitely doesn’t deserve the hate it’s been getting, especially for something as trivial as who you can romance, which is a choice, it’s never forced upon you.
Topics: PlayStation, Xbox, PC