The renowned developers at Warhorse Studios have released their latest expansion for Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. The much-anticipated DLC, titled Brushes with Death, constructs an intriguing new narrative featuring the protagonist, Henry, and an enigmatic artist known as Master Voyta, who is in the midst of creating a masterpiece.
This expansion is the first DLC for the sequel to the critically acclaimed Kingdom Come Deliverance. In a world renowned for its immersive and realistic medieval experiences, Brushes with Death adds a fascinating twist by intertwining the traditionally valorous tale with artistry and creativity.
Dlc offers new layers to Kingdom Come experience
New Customization Opportunities
One of the most thrilling features introduced in this DLC is the new customization option for shield painting. Players can now infuse their gameplay with creativity by designing their shields using a plethora of colors and patterns. These personal shields not only exhibit a player’s artistic flair but also serve as a proud representation in battles throughout the game's epic adventure.
Moreover, players who complete certain tasks in the main game will find additional designs unlocked, offering more opportunities to personalize and enhance their medieval warfare experience.
Beyond the Paint: Additional Features
Accompanying the DLC release is a complimentary update, version 1.3, which delights players with new content such as horse racing activities. This update also addresses various bugs, ensuring a smoother, more enjoyable gaming experience. Together, these enhancements enable players to immerse themselves further into the historical intricacies of the Kingdom Come universe.
Available now for just $5.99 (£4.99), the Brushes with Death DLC and its accompanying update exemplify Warhorse Studios' dedication to evolving the Kingdom Come series, keeping it fresh and engaging for its dedicated community. With remarkable new journeys awaiting in the form of Kingdom Come Deliverance 2: Brushes with Death, fans of the series have a wealth of discovery ahead of them.
