Summary
Just over six years after the release of the original, Warhorse Studios has just revealed that their next game will be the highly anticipated sequel,Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. In a YouTube video nearly 14 minutes long, the developers and lead actors revealed much about the upcomingmedieval RPG, including a cinematic trailer, fragments of gameplay, and lots of juicy details to get fans excited.
With a vastly bigger development team and more resources,KCD 2promises to be bigger and better, while still staying true to the vision of the original. The following are the most important takeaways fromKingdom Come: Deliverance 2’sbig reveal.

6Henry’s Story Will Continue
The Sequel Follows On From Where The Original Finished With Henry As The Main Character
AsKingdom Come: Deliveranceends without Henry having reclaimed Sir Radzig’s sword and without having avenged his parents, it is only natural that players continue his story in the sequel. It appears thatKCD 2will pick up almost exactly where the first left off, with Henry and Sir Hans on the road to Trosky Castle, which is seen multiple times in the trailer.
As the sequel is bigger in scope, players can expect Henry to rub shoulders with even greater nobles than those he met in Rattay. On another note, it has been confirmed that going back to locations from the previous game won’t be an option, but there will be familiar faces such as Sir Hans Capon and potentially the warrior-priest Father Godwin too. However, new players to the franchise need not fret about missing out, as the story has been written in a way that does not exclude them.

5The Map Is Twice As Big As The Original, Taking Place In Kuttenburg & Bohemian Paradise
The Game Is Split Into Two Maps, Each The Same Size As The Original
One of the big reveals is thatKingdom Come: Deliverance 2will take place on two maps, each roughly the same size as the map from the original. As the first game wasby no means small, players can expect endless exploration of two vastly different areas. Predominantly, most of the game will take place in and around the large silver mining city of Kuttenburg, which is so big it is said that one street is the equivalent of the original’s biggest town, Rattay.
With hundreds or perhaps thousands of NPCs in Kuttenburg, all of whom have their own beds and lives, this urban area will be full of intrigue and mayhem; a stark contrast to the second map. The other half ofKCD 2will take place around Trosky Castle and in the aptly named Bohemian Paradise, which in the modern day is a nature reserve.

4More RPG Choices With A Complex Morality System
NPCs Will Connect The Dots And Remember & Henry May Even Be Branded For His Crimes
While the original has a solid morality and reputation system, the developers explained that this will be taken to new levels inKCD 2. For example,with smarter AI, villagers and townsfolk will now connect the dots better when seeing blood on Henry’s clothes just after something else has happened. If they are suspicious of the protagonist, they will remember and be more vigilant whenever he is around.
In one scene, Henry can be seen moments before he is branded with a mark for some crime he committed, and this has been confirmed to be a feature that will see the player treated differently. All of this ties into the promise of more RPG choices, with players able to either save the world or punish it for its sins. Smooth talking and seduction are two options players can solve problems with, as are stealth, and, of course, brute force.

3Crossbows & Early Firearms
These Requested Weapons Can Be Seen Multiple Times
One of themost requested features for aKingdom Come: Deliverancesequel, was the addition of crossbows, as these were missing from the first game. Thankfully, the trailer shows this iconic weapon in multiple shots, including one where Henry is using the crossbow from horseback.
Additionally, those who are brave enough, and this is not an understatement, will be able to try out early forms of firearms, that are just as likely to blow up in their own face as they are to obliterate the enemy. As the twoKCDgames take place in the early 15th century, this isperfectly accurate for the time period.

2Same Vision As The Original, But Bigger & Better
With A Bigger Development Team & More Resources, Warhorse’s Dream Is Finally Realized
Around a decade ago,Kingdom Come: Deliverancestarted out as a dream, and it was only thanks to crowdfunding and the dedication of a small development team, that it came to fruition. However, with fewer hands on deck and resources, they weren’t able to achieve everything they wanted, and whileKCDis still a great game, it does have its weaknesses and didn’t go as far as they wanted.
However, after selling 6 million copies, growing their team, and with much more experience,Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2appears to be the realization of the original dream. The map is bigger, battles are bigger, animations appear cleaner, mechanics have more depth, and the story is apparently even darker, although thankfully punctuated with even more moments of humor too. In other words, anyone who loved the first game should be incredibly excited aboutKCD 2, and its higher quality and larger scale should draw in new fans too.

1KCD 2 Will Be Released In 2024 On PS5, Xbox Series X/S, & PC
Although The Exact Release Date Is Unknown, It Will Be This Year
While many fans were expecting, or at least hoping, thatKingdom Come: Deliverance 2would be announced, few were optimistic enough to even think about a 2024 release. Nevertheless, Warhorse has said they hope to have the game out before the end of the year, and while an exact date has not been confirmed yet, players can expect to playKingdom Come: Deliverance 2in 2024.
It was also confirmed thatKCD 2will be available on current-gen platforms, namely PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, as well as PC. In fact, players can add the game to their Steam Wishlist now! With othergreat medieval games arriving soon, such asManor Lords, 2024 is shaping up to be quite the year for fans of the Middle Ages.