Kingdom Come Deliverance shares story recap ahead of sequel’s Xbox launch

Warhorse Studios has now shared a Kingdom Come: Deliverance story recap to bring us up to speed ahead of the sequel’s launch next week. So, if you’re looking for a way to while away the time before the Kingdom Come: Deliverance II achievements arrive, now’s the time to catch up on all the medieval mayhem from one of the best Xbox RPGs there is!Kingdom Come: Deliverance story recap arrives ahead of the sequel’s February launchWarhorse Studios has shared a recap of the intricate medieval storyline of Kingdom Come: Deliverance Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 arrives on February 4, 2025The sequel will launch for Xbox Series X|S, PC, and PlayStation 5Kingdom Come: Deliverance was an excellent RPG experience, but since it covers a period of lengthy and complicated political and military upheaval in 15th-century Bohemia, a refresher course in the form of a story recap is very welcome.The first game revolves around Henry, whose life as a blacksmith’s son in Skalitz is violently uprooted. He embarks on a quest for revenge, which introduces him to some of the most important figures and most crucial scenes of his day. This quest is no simple feat, and the first game’s in-depth RPG mechanics mean Henry first needs to learn how to fight, read, and generally just survive in an unforgiving world.Before Kingdom Come: Deliverance launched, 15th century Bohemia wasn’t a topic which cropped up all too often (at least not for me — my apologies if you have always engaged in lengthy discussions of medieval politics). Playing the first game changed all that, but while we’re all still fond of quoting Wenceslas IV’s more “frivolous pursuits,” it definitely doesn’t hurt to have a catch-up on what exactly happened to Henry in his first adventure.If it’s more info on the sequel that you’re after, here’s our Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 prequel. In the meantime, what do you make of this story recap? Are you prepared for Henry’s next adventure? Let us know in the comments!



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