If anyone is currently exploring the newest area of Nightreign, tell them to find a light source so they can see. Also, warn them not to accidentally touch any powerful enemies while feeling around in the dark. Though, they probably already know that… oh dear.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is already being called one of the top RPGs of 2025, and now you can try it for free! Since its release, the game has been praised for its better combat, more engaging story, and the way your choices really matter. This free weekend gives you a chance to experience everything it has to offer without having to buy it first.
Despite the generally positive reception, some disagree. Daniel Vávra, the director of the well-received Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, recently gave his game a 7/10 on Twitter and expressed disappointment with the situation at Obsidian Entertainment.
Honestly, as someone who loves both roguelites and Souls-like games, this title just didn’t quite hit the same high notes as the games that inspired it. It’s a fun multiplayer experience, sure, but it doesn’t feel as special or polished as previous games from this developer. It’s good, but not great, and I was hoping for something truly amazing.
The movie has received mixed reviews, scoring around 40% on Rotten Tomatoes, though audiences seem to like it a bit more with a score of 70%. One viewer, Lori, thought it was over-the-top with unrealistic and graphic violence.
At the recent TGS 2025 event, Capcom announced three new Monster Hunter Stories 3 amiibo figures. Now that pre-orders are open, Capcom has detailed what you’ll receive when you use them in the game. Each amiibo unlocks unique layered armor, and you can scan one each day to get additional in-game items. The two Rathalos amiibo unlock armor for your main character, while the Rudy amiibo unlocks armor specifically for Rudy. Details of the armor unlocks are listed below.
The game will be available in the following editions:
Capcom recently released its financial report for the first half of the fiscal year (April to September), as reported by Eurogamer.
In a recent podcast with FRVR, Bethesda’s Emil Pagliarulo (known as Nesmith) revealed that the now-famous bucket-on-the-head theft exploit in Skyrim was a complete accident. The developers never intentionally tested or even considered whether it was possible to place buckets on NPCs’ heads during development. He stated, “That was completely an accident… We didn’t even try to put a bucket on anybody’s head! It didn’t come out until the game was released!”
The ‘Mysteria Ecclesiae’ expansion for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is available as part of the Expansion Pass, or can be purchased separately for $13.99 if you already own the base game. You can find details about the game’s post-launch plans here, and Warhorse Studios has also released a new trailer to announce the DLC.