Can You Keep Playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 After Beating It?
Many players are diving into as well and experiencing all that the sequel to the action role-playing game has to offer, along with discovering if they can keep playing the game after beating the campaign. It's a fair enough question to ask because, like many single-player RPGs with a heavy story focus, it usually remains uncertain whether you will be allowed to continue exploring the open world when the credits finish rolling. Depending on the answer, this can affect the best way for players to approach the game.
If a game like KCD2 doesn't allow you to continue your playthrough once beating the story, players will need to play as many side quests as they can before they complete the narrative and experience the final chapters of this part in Henry's critical story. On the other hand, developer Warhorse Studios allows exploration post-campaign, giving players the freedom to enjoy the sequel's less frustrating combat. Thankfully, while there are points of no return for the game's campaign, players shouldn't have to worry about fitting everything in before the credits.
Luckily for players who want to finish the campaign, you can keep playing the game after finishing the story. Without going into spoilers, this means that once «The End» card and watch the final cutscenes, you'll first have a Trophy or Achievement pop up with the same name. Then, you will be teleported back into the world with a final summary screen.
A new roadmap has been revealed for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 with a host of content updates both free and paid through the end of the year.
Depending on the ending you got in the game, you can read a quick recap of events. In the end, however, the game then states that «you can return to completing unfinished side quests and exploring the Kuttenbord and Trosky regions». This means if you're not a completionist who likes to finish all the side content before seeing the end of the campaign last, you can take your time. If there were any parts of the game
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