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Video: How the graphics and animation have changed in Kingdom Come 2 compared to the first installment

by Sadie Feb 19,2025

Video: How the graphics and animation have changed in Kingdom Come 2 compared to the first installment

Gamers have noted the visual similarities between Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 and its predecessor, released seven years prior. However, blogger NikTek's detailed video comparison reveals substantial graphical advancements.

The video showcases Warhorse Studios' significant improvements, particularly in animation and physics. Enhanced shaders and textures elevate image quality, but the most striking changes are in character animation and environmental interaction.

Lighting and dynamic weather effects are dramatically improved, especially evident around the two-minute mark. At the seven-minute mark, the upgraded horse control system is clearly demonstrated. NPC reactions to player actions are also more refined, as seen at the five-minute point.

While not a complete visual overhaul, these enhancements—improved graphics, enhanced realism, and refined physics—promise a richer and more immersive gameplay experience.

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