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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 will be released in 2024 and will be even bigger and more beautiful than its much-loved predecessor. The developers of Warhorse announced this on April 18th, after they had previously fueled the rumor mill themselves.
The reveal, including the first trailer, sparks a lot of enthusiasm. We're collecting people's reactions – and of course we want to hear your opinion, which is why we've attached a small survey at the bottom of this message. Please vote diligently!
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 – The reveal trailer for the medieval epic shows brutal action
A lot of cheering and a bit of skepticism
At Reddit, X (formerly Twitter) and Co., many fans are happy that a new, really big knight simulation is finally coming soon: with single player, story focus, lots of decision-making options and numerous realistically simulated non-player characters that are supposed to bring the world to life.
Those involved in the game are also enthusiastic, such as Hans Capon's voice actor:
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However, some are worried about how much the game will demand of their computer. Reddit user Iggy_Slayer writes:
After Dragon's Dogma 2 and now this, I expect CPUs to go on strike at the end of the year because of brutal working conditions.
There are also different reactions to the revelation of the sheer size of Kingdom Come 2. While some are happy about an even larger and more complex medieval world, others want smaller games. For example, Reddit user McFistPunch, who starts a discussion about it with this post:
Why does every game have to be huge? The first game took me about 70 hours and that felt like more than enough. I don't think you have to make games as big as they possibly can.
Now you too are in demand!
We know that there are many fans of the Middle Ages in general and Kingdom Come in particular in our community. There was a lot going on under our live ticker for the unveiling, thank you for that! Now you can tell us your opinion here in the vote:
Feel free to write us in the comments what you like so far, which announced innovations you are particularly excited about and where you might still be skeptical. We look forward to your views.
Our editorial director Dimitry Halley shares the enthusiasm of many Medieval fans, having seen the game before Reveal and even being able to play in it himself. He can't talk in detail about the gameplay yet, but he can talk about everything else you should know about Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. You can find all the information linked above!