Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 hits deep tones.
Anyone who thinks of the story of The Witcher remembers an oppressive atmosphere and a world that is hostile on many levels. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 now also has such adult tones in the new trailer.
Things continue royally with the shooter Kingmakers, which lets you compete against hordes of medieval knights with modern firearms. And good old Indiana Jones is back too. Have fun with our trailers of the week!
Middle Ages or not: As far as middle-aged adults are concerned, Steam is in for an interesting week:
Platz 3: Kingmakers
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Kingmakers: You will be fighting against armies of knights in spring 2025 with an assault rifle and attack helicopter
What doesn't fit in the series? Long sword, plate armor, assault rifle. Pretty obvious. In Kingmakers, after an apocalypse, you travel back 500 years to the past to avert destruction at its root.
In return, you (and, if you wish, your co-op friends) don't just shoot around wildly and compete in huge battles thousands of soldiers at the same time
but also commands your own troops like in a real-time strategy game. The trailer definitely catches the eye with its setting and the number of enemies!
You can find out more in our exclusive interview with the developers at Kingmakers.
2nd place: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: In the launch trailer, Indy even investigates in the Vatican
Indy returns and wants to make a big impression again. The release trailer gives you an insight into the usual mysterious plot and also shows some gameplay.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle relies on the first-person perspective in which you run, jump and swing the whip. The release took place on December 9, 2024.
For those who decide quickly: You can read our review of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle for 24 hours from December 9th, even without a Plus subscription.
Platz 1: Kingdom Come Deliverance 2
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 – New trailer shows the dark sides of the story
In the Witcher comparison The medieval role-playing game Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 clearly lacks the fantasy element. Otherwise, the tone is similarly rough and dark, fitting in with the Middle Ages. The trailer brings this mood to the fore.
GameStar co-founder Martin Deppe has already been able to play Kingdom Come 2 for two hours and is sharing his impressions in detail for you. You can find more current news about the game right here:
Seven years after the successful Kingdom Come: Deliverance, the successor will follow on February 4, 2025. Czech developer Warhorse Studios wants to build on the huge success of the brand it created. After all, the first part sold over eight million copies worldwide. The studio has also released three DLCs for Kingdom Come: Deliverance over the past few years.
