Summary
AKingdom Come: Deliverance 2player has left fans in awe after showing a short clip of what the game would look like with an isometric view.Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2has already cemented itself as a potential Game of the Year candidate for 2025, receiving rave reviews from both critics and players, but some fans are already reimagining the hit RPG with some interesting gameplay twists.
After launching to rave reviews in February,Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2recently released its first major content update. Patch 1.2 brought in over 1,000 new bug fixes and improvements and added a new barber feature to the smash-hit sequel, allowing players to customize Henry’s look with new hairstyles and beard options. The update also added a highly requested feature for PC users: official mod support. While fans were already customizing their game via websites such as NexusMods, players can now install mods with ease thanks to official Steam Workshop support.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Player Shows Off Isometric View Gameplay
AsKingdom Come: Deliverance 2is a first-person RPG, many fans have often wondered how the game would play from the third-person perspective. While Warhorse Studios is unlikely to implement a third-person option, one user has shown what the game would look like from an isometric view, and fans absolutely love it. Reddit user Merinid took to theKingdom Come: Deliverancesubreddit to post a short clip (originally fromYouTuber SverkerBonk) of the sequel from a birds-eye view, showing the game’s stunning combat animations from an entirely new perspective. Many were quick to point out that it wouldn’t be practical to playKingdom Come: Deliverance 2from this perspective, largely due to the combat system, but it did receive a huge amount of love from fellow players.
The original poster was quick to follow up by revealing that there isa mod forKingdom Come: Deliverance 2that allows fans to play from a third person perspective, but other users chimed in to call it “unplayable” and “clunky” due to the game’s combat. However, plenty of players are now eager to seeKingdom Come: Deliverance 2completely recreated from an isometric view, with userBraveNKoboldsaying they would “pre-order it instantly,” whileanother usersaid it would be a great idea for aKingdom Come: Deliverancespin-off game.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2is unlikely to be updated with any new camera angles in the future, but the good news is that there’s still plenty of new content on the way for players to sink their teeth into. As detailed in thepost-launch roadmap forKingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Warhorse Studios has plans for multiple free content updates throughout Spring, followed by three DLC expansions over the course of the year. The first DLC will be titled “Brushes with Death” and will be released in the Summer, followed by “Legacy of the Forge” in Autumn, and finally, “Mysteria Ecclesia” in Winter.
