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The game my 1080 Ti struggled to run is coming to the Switch.
In 2024, the Nintendo Switch will get a port of the historical action-RPG, Kingdom Come: Deliverance. This was a title that first hit PC back in 2018 and one that we did a review for at launch. At the time, it was quite buggy but a number of patches and updates have been released since that initial review that seems to have addressed many of the issues I had with the title.
You can now mod the game to be historically inaccurate.
Warhorse Studios and Deep Silver have officially released the mod tools for Kingdom Come: Deliverance today. The "Modding Tools" are for the PC version of the game and come alongside the 1.9.3 patch that was released for all platforms. Unfortunately, I am unable to find what the changelog is for that 1.9.3 update.
The Modding Tools have been released in cooperation with Nexus Mods, meaning that access to...
THQ Nordic AB just picked up Warhorse Studios, the Prague based development studio that released Kingdom Come: Deliverance in early 2018.
This news is accompanied by word that the game has sold 2 million copies across all platforms. It also happens to be almost exactly one year since the game was initially released.
The acquisition by THQ Nordic/Koch Media includes the entirety of the Warhorse development studio, including controversial owner Daniel Vávra, plus...
Kingdom Come: Deliverance "Amorous Adventures" DLC Released
The latest DLC for Kingdom Come: Deliverance offers up a bit of love for the lonely adventurers out there. The Amorous Adventures of Bold Sir Hans Capon is the full name of the DLC and as you may have gathered, it's all about adding some romance into the air.
Amorous Adventures challenges players to help their friend Hans Capon. Hans is in love and he needs Henry’s guidance to conquer the heart of the beautiful Karolina. However, things turn out to be trickier than expected; a lost
Kingdom Come: Deliverance "From the Ashes" DLC Released Today
The first piece of premium (read as "paid") DLC for Kingdom Come: Deliverance came out today. It's called From the Ashes and it can be yours on the PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One for $9.99 (USD).
Kingdom Come: Deliverance’s first DLC introduces a new type of adventure. Players will have the ability to build an entire authentic village “from the ashes” of a burned down bandit camp and experience first-hand what it was like to build a new settlement from the ground up in the
Warhorse Studios, the development team behind Kingdom Come: Deliverance just revealed their roadmap for future DLC content for their medieval RPG. It all begins this Summer with the release of "From the Ashes." From the looks of it, the content schedule extends into early 2019.
The new content includes a mix of free and paid DLC, all of which are shown in the visual roadmap above. If you don't like pretty pictures, I have some harsh and abrasive text that you can read instead.
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The 1.3 patch for Kingdom Come: Deliverance has finally arrived and should, at least according to the patch notes, provide over 300 quest fixes. These fixes are in addition to some much needed quality of life improvements to the game.
Perhaps the most important update today is a new save and exit option. Those who are unwilling or unable to use the unlimited save mod can now save and quit the game without having to find a bed or drink an alcoholic beverage. Picking locks...
I don't remember history being this buggy.
If there is one area that video games come up short in, it's when they attempt to tackle real-life history. Specifically, games come up well short in being historically accurate without also including a healthy dose of embellishment or suspension of disbelief. In nearly all of the games that focus on real-world history, you almost always play as some overpowered jack-of-all-trades. Yes, this includes games and franchises such as ...
News broke early this morning that THQ Nordic has acquired Koch Media. The deal, worth 121 million euro, means that THQ Nordic also now owns Deep Silver, the publisher of Saints Row, Dead Island, the upcoming Shenmue 3, the upcoming Metro Exodus, and the recently released Kingdom Come: Deliverance. You know, to name a few franchises you might recognize.
That seems like quite the get for THQ Nordic there. Especially when you consider that back in late 2012, THQ sold off most...
A launch trailer is here today for Kingdom Come: Deliverance, the soon to be released realistic RPG from Warhorse Studios and Deep Silver. The open world game will be out tomorrow, February 13, for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
Alongside today’s video and tomorrow’s launch of the game, Martin Klima, executive producer at Warhorse Studios, addresses backers, players, family and friends alike:
“Four years after our Kickstarter campaign, our game is set to be released
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