Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Animations Look Incredible in New Gameplay Footage; DLSS, FSR Support Confirmed
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is going to feature some impressive animations, judging from some new gameplay footage that is making the rounds online.
The new gameplay footage, which can be watched below, courtesy of @ASexyBiscuit, was shown on Czech television, providing a quick look at one of the game's cities, likely the royal city of Kuttenberg, where most of the game will take place, complete with some NPCs going around their business. Not only does the city look impressive, but the NPC's animations look incredible, highlighting even more how the next entry in the series will be a major step forward to its predecessor.
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On a related note, Warhorse Studios' co-founder Daniel Vávra confirmed in a new video shared today that Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 will unsurprisingly support both NVIDIA DLSS and AMD FSR, though he couldn't confirm if the game will support Frame Generation in any way. Additionally, on his new PC powered by an AMD Ryzen 7950x3d CPU and RTX 4080 Super GPU, the game runs at 4K, 60 frames per second at very high settings, and 40 FPS at epic settings. Optimization, however, is far from being done, and the game will run better when it launches later this year.
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 was officially revealed last month with a new trailer that provides a quick look at Henry of Skalitz's quest for vengeance. The second entry in the series developed by Warhorse Studios is going to be a much bigger game than its predecessor, featuring a world two times bigger, a longer story, five hours of cutscenes, and more. Gameplay will also be improved considerably, with a new iteration of the original's first-person combat, the ability to wield crossbows and early firearms.
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 will launch later this year on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S worldwide.
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