Kingdom Come - Play a normal One
Henriquejr spotted a PC Gamer editorial about Kingdom Come: Deliverance:
It's refreshing to play an unimportant dork in Kingdom Come: Deliverance
Meet Henry, a well-meaning lad with no special powers whatsoever.
In the first hour of The Witcher 3, as world-famous monster hunter Geralt of Rivia I cut down a mighty griffin with nothing but a sword and some bolts. In Kingdom Come: Deliverance, as Henry of nowhere in particular, I teamed up with some local lads to throw poo at a man's house.
This is one of Kingdom Come: Deliverance's most charming qualities. Not the poo, I mean, but rather the game's determination to ground you in an unglamourous period setting where people can't fling fireballs around. You're not scanning the skies for dragons, you're scrabbling around for a few measly coins so you can buy a jerkin that doesn't make people turn their nose up at you in disgust.
Henry is a blacksmith's son, which is admittedly the most cliched role for an RPG hero. The difference here is that, as far as I know, Henry isn't secretly a dragon or something. It's possible he might turn out to be the long-lost son of a King (I'm only a few hours in), but I really hope not, because it's novel for an RPG to put this much effort into simulating life at the bottom.[...]
Information about
Kingdom ComeSP/MP: Single-player
Setting: Historical
Genre: Action-RPG
Platform: PC
Release: Released