Deliverance 2 had a lot of promise, with its gripping story and beautiful landscapes, at least until the technical issues started showing up and completely ruined the experience.

Rumor has it, Sony’s doing a State of Play next week, which seems more likely than not based on the timing of previous years’ presentations, so we run down a list of predictions of what we expect to see.

Being able to immerse yourself in a game world entirely is a selling point that many games purport to have, but perhaps none come as close as Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. For the sequel to the 2018 action role-playing epic,

Deliverance II doesn't mind making you despair for nearly 20 full hours of play before something clicks. It's truly an incredible achievement for Warhorse Studios, but many won't have the patience to see what makes this historical adventure so magical.

Deliverance is a game about being told off for sleeping in other people's beds. Casting you as an orphan peasant called Henry, you're essentially a vagrant who isn't welcome anywhere and doesn't know which end of the sword you're supposed to stick people with.

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Deliverance 2 is out this week, and reviews for the overwhelmingly massive open-world RPG sequel are here and mostly positive–though not all. It sounds like the new medieval sim, similar to its predecessor,