When asked by Allen how he would feel if Henry weren’t the protagonist in the next game in the Kingdom Come: Deliverance franchise, McKay responds by saying that he would be “open to all ideas.”

“From an acting perspective it would be very similar actually,” said McKay. “I’m open to all ideas. We do have a very good sense of what’s happening next. Obviously I can’t talk about any of that, but I think those decisions are not in our hands, and I’m open to all ideas. I love this character, I love the world of this game.”

“You never know,” he continued. “But I’m happy to play this character for as long or as little as anybody wants me to. Of course, it’s ultimately decided by Warhorse. But really the fans kind of dictate a lot of this narrative in terms of what they’re into and what they think and all that stuff. And I think that’s a really appropriate thing.”

McKay has previously been quite open about how much he has enjoyed working on Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 as the voice of Henry. Back in February, he described the experience as an “amazing and unusual” acting challenge in an interview.

“You would kind of go down one channel of a decision and then come halfway back up and go down another one and then maybe all the way back up to the beginning and back down,” said McKay at the time. “And that’s not an acting challenge that you ever would have in TV or film.”

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 was released on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S back in early February. The game has seen quite a bit of positive reception, including from our own review. Developer Warhorse had released a trailer a week after the game’s release highlighting all of the praise it had gotten.

The game has also done quite well commercially. Warhorse revealed that it managed to sell 2 million copies of the game just a couple of weeks into release.

In the meantime, Warhorse has continued supporting Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 with free updates. The most recent one, released earlier this week, brought with it fixes for more than 1,000 bugs, along with features to support modding, and even Barber Mode, which features the ability to customise Henry’s hairstyle and facial hair.

When it comes to more substantial additions to Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, a slate of DLCs is under development. The first of these, Brushes With Death, will be coming to the game between April and June 2025. It will be followed by Legacy of the Forge in July – September 2025, and Mysteria Eccleiae in October – December 2025.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is almost here- this is an RPG that all genre fans might be interested in, because it breaks away from the trappings of fantasy and science fiction that the genre is usually prisoner to, and gives us a straight up medieval open world WRPG.

To show you more of the game, a brand new trailer for it is out, which focuses on the game’s gameplay features- these include a dynamic open world, a story with multiple choices and progression paths, and challenging battles. The game is powered by Crytek’s CryEngine, so it’s a bit of a looker as well. It should end up being a pretty cool WRPG.

You can check out the trailer for yourself below. Kingdom Come: Deliverance will be launching next month. It is due out on February 13, and it will be available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Let us know what you think of the new trailer.

It’s been a while since we last heard from Warhorse’s intriguing sounding and amazing looking RPG, Kingdom Come: Deliverance. That said, this new batch of screenshots that we got today should make up for the absence to some degree, at the very least- the game continues to look as awesome now as we remember it looking the last tinme we saw it.

For those of you not in the know (or for those who have forgotten), Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a western RPG being developed on CryEngine 3; the differentiating factor here is that this game has no fantasy elements. Instead, it is historically based, set in early fifteenth century medieval Europe.

The game, which was crowdfunded, is due to launch on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC some time this year, though an exact release date has not yet been announced. Hopefully, we will get to see more of the game come this E3.

Warhorse’s open world medieval action RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance was slated to release in December 2015 for PC, Mac OS X and Linux (along with additional releases on the Xbox One and PS4) but has since been delayed to summer 2016.

According to the studio, the overall scope of the project has expanded which means more time will be necessary. In order to facilitate a level of quality that backers deserve, Warhorse opted to delay the release.

For backers who pledged $45 and above, there will be new features added to version 0.3 of the tech alpha. These include temporary VOs and a lock-picking mini-game. The alpha will be out in three months and Warhorse will also be bringing the game to E3 2015. Furthermore, there will be a beta later this year. Check out the latest dev diary above for more information.

What are your thoughts on the delay of Kingdom Come: Deliverance? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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