There's few things cooler than heading to your next quest under cover of night, torch in your hand, as the heavens open around you, and the people run for cover.ДЄs you'd likely expect, though, Henry may be just the son of a blacksmith, but he's very much the hero of this story, and not just another serf. Having worked closely with historians to create towns, cities, villages and castles that are as close to their historical counterparts as possible, this is a game that's dripping in atmosphere - and the dynamic weather system, which sees epic thunderstorms, and torrential downpours begin at but a moment's notice doesn't hurt, either. Still, as the son of a blacksmith with next to no fighting experience, it's fair to say you find yourself horribly ill equipped to survive in the big and dangerous world - and in Kingdom Come: Deliverance, the world is both very big, and very dangerous. Needless to say, the story here is easily one of the game's highlights, as it focuses on the people and characters behind the armies, rather than getting bogged down in too many arguments about inheritance and thrones. Barely managing to escape with his own life, Henry is ordered to flee to the nearby castle at Talmberg, to warn them of the coming invasion.

Into the maelstrom comes young Henry, a blacksmith whose life is turned upside down when the quiet village where he lives is attacked, pillaged and plundered by a gang of marauding troops, acting on behalf of King Sigismund of Hungary, who plans to take over the region after deposing its weak king.

Probably not the best guy to pick a fight with

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