Oh I'm liking the look of this! Medieval RPG, Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Looks very nice.



Some of the olde worlde speach is a little forced but at least they are trying and don't just stick an American VO in there which I have heard in medieval themed games before...





http://pledge.kingdomcomerpg.com/#tier

Yep I'm following this one too. Thanks for posting these videos. I've always wanted to be a knight. I may not have the right accent but if it has multiplayer and we are on comms, I shall to my best to speak the King's English with thee.

Man that combat is looking sweet. Will they allow third person cam while fighting? If not I hope they come up with a good system for the first person camera set up so combat won't be confusing.

No multiplayer.

I Kickstarted this, it's sorta like a single player focused mount and blade, which is pretty neat.

I'm glad its single player only.

How in the world do you make time to play 1/4 of the games you are interested in?

Looks great! When do they say it will be GA?

I solved that by retiring! With my new Homer Simpson office chair/toilet combo, I can game 16 hours a day now.

$45 gets you alpha and beta access, alpha is due to start September/October. Release is sometime 2015.

Any game that burns people at the stake is alright in my book.

She's a witch!

I, Viscount Alicatt, puteth mine tuppence to giveth thine game a place in thine library.




Nice to see that they are also doing some cross technology with CIG and Star Citizen, been following this for a while now

I don't want to know about your tuppence!

Ooooh for two pence...

She turned me into a newt!










I got better.




The Jedi Master

The design lead of the game worked on Mafia 1 and 2 and H&D:

A useful primer on elizabethan english:

http://www.stgeorgenorth.org/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/What_hath_God_wrought.81215716.pdf

Proper late medieval is a bit thicker with weirdness
than just that, but it is something you can work your way
into. For instance, consider absorbing some of this,
in small chunks:
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2383

Once you've marinated in this stuff for a while,
you'll find bubbling out of you of its own accord.
Eventually you'll be able to give voice to
verbiage such as this:

At night was come into that hostelry
Well nine and twenty in a company
Of sundry folk, by aventure y-fall
and pilgrims were they all.

or

To liven in delight was ever his won,
For he was Epicurus' owen son,
That held opinion, that plein delight
Was verily felicity perfite.

I'd be tempted to jump in at beta if there's plenty to do and its fleshed out. I'm getting burned by my impulsive early access temptations.