The local lord entrusts you with identifying the culprits behind the massacres plaguing the region. Driven by a lust for vengeance you go out on an epic journey. Your hometown was raided and your family was murdered.
You play as Henry, the son of blacksmith. The game is set in 15th century Central Europe, the Kingdom of Bohemia is on the verge of civil war. This release includes a part of the game’s main storyline, multiple quests, new combat systems, weaponry and the first large-scale battle. Eventually it came down to this - who knew, right? Well, anyone who realistically assumed that the company would save your money and keep their promises.Developer Warhorse Studios is pleased to announce the release of Kingdom Come Deliverance Beta access on Windows PC.
This meant there was no time for celebration after launch - the company instead rushed to put out as many fires in as little time as possible. Strangely, most reviewers seem to have worked out their graphics issues, although some resorted to bad marks. Well, perhaps it was, but it was erratic and generally unstable.
Perhaps we should've seen this coming once the game hit the proverbial floor, when it wasn't really running. Warhorse Studios, Kingdom Come:DeliveranceĪs you can see, these are not minor differences, are they? To make matters worse, I truly thought it was gorgeous, and probably still will, as soon as I look away from the image. Now we love the hype as much as the next medieval npc, but this is eventually how we pay for it. Hype peddlers and reviewers alike agreed the game is stunningly beautiful and packed some pretty innovative features.
Now Kingdom Come: Deliverance has been eagerly anticipated and we all hoped it will hit the ground running. I would ask you what you think, but it's already a rhetorical question - beta snapshots are head and shoulders above. Shazoo user 'design3d' made it his mission to revisit locations and recreate images he grabbed there during the beta, so as to properly determine the extent and nature of changes.
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