Hitman rules apply throughout all of Deliverance. To sabotage the enemy forces you can infiltrate their camp and poison their food using stealth, or you can find a lone soldier, kill him, and wear his clothes into camp. No one knows your name and few care whether you live or die. As the son of a blacksmith, the only reason you get to suit up and wield a sword is because a charitable noble agreed to let you reclaim a family heirloom. Like, the kind of guy that the nobles won't look at unless they need manual labor or a punching bag.ĭuring a recent hands-on demo, I got to see exactly how Kingdom Come: Deliverance is making you a nobody loser who dies in two hits, and how the world doesn't treat you like anything more than a worthless bag of meat and bones (unless you dress and act accordingly). You're not playing the hero this time around. In fact, that you get to swing a sword at all is one of the few times developer Warhorse Studios' bends the truth for the sake of play. Chances are, you'd be born into a working class and stuck there for life, the very dream of swinging a sword an impossible one.
Lords were the dragons, monks were the mages, and arrows the fireballs. Bohemia in the 1400s was a much simpler (yet no less violent) place.
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