Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Gameplay Trailer Slices Out
A new Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 gameplay trailer was shared with us today during Summer Game Fest. Dubbed the “Saints and Sinners” trailer, it showcases nearly two minutes of story and gameplay content that emphasizes the moral highs and lows you can delve to in the upcoming medieval action game.
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You can watch the trailer here:
In case you’d forgotten, the Kingdom Come games are very immersive and incredibly detailed. Here are just a few of the details from the latest press release:
Today’s trailer features Father Godwin, a debauched village priest. Godwin is the black sheep of a noble family – concealing a scarred warrior’s soul beneath his cassock, he returns home to face his past while undergoing tests of his faith in the fires of war.
A true open-world RPG experience, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II lets players approach quests however they choose, shaping Henry – the main character – to their actions and changing the world around them.
About Kingdom Come Deliverance II
Set in the beautiful and dangerous world of 15th Century Bohemia (Central Europe), Kingdom Come: Deliverance II picks up where from where the first title left off, putting players into the chain mail boots of Henry, the dedicated son of a blacksmith, on a quest to avenge his murdered parents.
Spread across two maps (double the size of the previous game) – from the majestic Trosky Castle through to the bustling mining town of Kuttenberg – players traverse a meticulously crafted medieval landscape, while navigating through a kingdom torn apart by civil war.
And there is plenty of danger. The combat system of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II has been revamped to make it more accessible while staying true to its nature – a depiction of real medieval martial arts – from elegant swordplay to deadly ranged attacks, such as the newly added crossbows or early gunpowder weapons.
Join Henry on his quest for redemption and revenge in 1403 Bohemia later this year and remember: “Audentes fortuna iuvat!”
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