With heavy, gratifying, in-your-face combat and a story filled with wit, Kingdom Come Deliverance is a great historical RPG, but its sequel looks to go bigger and better in every aspect. If it weren’t for a delay, we’d probably be playing Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 right now, but today I come bearing good news - it’s now going to arrive earlier than its previously-announced launch date. Continue reading Medieval RPG Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is arriving sooner than expected MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best RPG games, Best action-adventure games, Best medieval games

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