Games in the “Soulsborne” series are known for being intentionally unclear about how to develop your character or what the story is. FromSoftware games generally avoid hand-holding, instead encouraging players to figure things out on their own through experimentation and learning from mistakes. Even when a game has a straightforward path, mastering it usually requires a significant time commitment.
Released just over a year ago, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 quickly earned praise from critics and immersed players in a realistic medieval Bohemia. Many consider it one of the best role-playing games in recent years, and it was a contender for Game of the Year at The Game Awards 2025. What sets it apart from other medieval RPGs is its commitment to historical accuracy, avoiding fantasy elements and faithfully recreating Bohemia as it was in 1403. It’s a significant improvement over the original Kingdom Come: Deliverance, which came out in 2018. The game is designed as a single-player experience, but fans are already working on modifications to add multiplayer options.
The game will feature eight companions, and their stories will change based on your decisions. They can remain loyal allies or leave if they disagree with your choices. These companions aren’t just part of the story; they’re also valuable in battles, each with unique abilities tied to their past and skills. You’ll be able to directly control them in combat, or let them fight on their own.
Dan is taking on a new project: creating the movie Kingdom Come, Frývaldský shared (through translation). He clarified that this isn’t a departure from Warhorse Studios, but rather something Dan himself desired. After successfully creating three globally popular games, Dan was ready to explore new creative opportunities.
The latest update introduces three new playable races, offering more character customization options. However, the game’s director, Gabe Paramo, has stated that these new races won’t have special dialogue choices like some of the existing races, such as humans and elves.
A year is a significant amount of time, and during that period, Capcom has been constantly updating the game – with some changes being more successful than others. Now, those efforts are really becoming noticeable on Steam.
To start the “Proof of a Hero” quest, you’ll need to complete a few side activities first. There’s one step in particular that’s easy to overlook, but crucial to progress. Here’s a guide to unlocking the quest and the rewards you’ll earn for completing it.
As the saying goes, patience is rewarded, and PlayStation players are definitely getting a much-improved game compared to what was available a year ago.
The picture shows characters playing Monster Hunter Wilds on what appear to be Nintendo Switch 2 consoles. It’s not an official announcement, but it probably demonstrates the game’s local wireless multiplayer feature, allowing for quick cooperative play. We mainly see the characters’ hands, but at least one appears to be a hunter and another is a palico.
You may remember that some of the features in this anniversary update were initially planned for Avowed last year, but Obsidian postponed them.