Feedback for the game has been overwhelmingly favorable. On Steam, it surpassed 256,000 simultaneous players at its peak and ranks as the 49th most-played game in the platform’s history. At present, it boasts 33,479 user reviews with a whopping 91% positive rating. Critics have also praised it highly. You might want to take a look at our review where we awarded it nine out of ten.
The news was shared on the ex-Twitter platform for developers, where they expressed their gratitude by saying, “Cheers to everyone who made #KCD2 a success!
The task isn’t particularly challenging, but the game doesn’t provide any guidance on how to complete it. You might not even notice that the city is in danger until you exit one mission and find the city ablaze. Regrettably, if you’ve advanced this far, it’s already too late. Contrary to what the Achievement suggests, you can’t put out the fire; instead, your goal is to prevent it from starting. To accomplish this, there’s a particular side quest that needs to be completed.
In an interview with Carrie Patel, game director of Avowed and writer for the character Kai, it was revealed how Kai’s persona evolved throughout development. Originally conceived as a Rauataian former mercenary with a complex background and underlying warmth, Kai’s backstory was deepened, his humorous and compassionate traits were highlighted, and the creative team aimed to craft sensitive scenes to portray that Kai transcends the typical friendly jester character stereotype. The outcome is a dependable ally that players can forge a strong connection with, while still acknowledging how Kai’s past struggles with pain and remorse continue to mold him.
Moreover, it’s important for the developer to cater to long-time Monster Hunter fans, considering that the series recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. Luckily, director Yuya Tokuda doesn’t view these two groups as distinct. He explains, “I believe both types of fans essentially seek the same experience from Monster Hunter. The difference lies in their approach to the game. If you’re a seasoned player since the early days, you may already be familiar with the gameplay and can dive right in.
Through their official Monster Hunter account on various platforms, Capcom has disclosed that players of Monster Hunter Rise (Wilds) will receive a quest from Gemma. Upon completion, this quest rewards up to 100 Armor Spheres at the game’s launch on February 28. This offer is available to all players, regardless if they are using PS5, Xbox or PC systems.
The story unfolds immediately following the “So It Begins” quest, marking the 28th mission in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. This segment of the game narrative occurs towards its latter stages. Upon being summoned by Zizka, you are asked to lend your assistance with a pressing matter. The task at hand is to aid Suchdol in resisting an impending siege.
Following a prolonged introduction, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 begins in earnest when you discover that attending a wedding is necessary to gain access to Lord von Bergow. Interestingly, it appears that players have been engaging in various medieval misadventures instead of pursuing the primary goal of the game as initially intended.
Initially, the listing on PC Gamer appeared to indicate that there would be DLC with extra playable characters and bosses. However, it was later modified to state that more DLC will be accessible by the end of Q4 2025. While this could have been a future announcement, it’s possible that FromSoftware inadvertently revealed details about upcoming content ahead of schedule.
Following a conversation with Ulrich Vavak, it becomes clear that to gain access to the council meeting, one must disguise oneself as a servant. Vavak proposes that Henry could replace another young man who’s meant to work during the gathering. To advance in the The King’s Gambit quest, your objective now is to locate Franta Kuldaun in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. You can find him interacting with a tailor during daylight hours. Here’s how you might win his trust: