The first chance you will have to get a lockpick is actually a free gift from Bara, the beggar girl in Troskowitz. She will talk to you after you are let out of the stocks. To get her to give you a lockpick, just ask for help, then ask about clothes and armor, and she will give you one.

We list the side quest that are worth your time completing in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, from their rewards to their storyline, these are the best.

There are dozens of KCD2 perks to choose from, with some clearly being better than others, so we're here to tell you which ones to pick.

Czech developer Warhorse Studios didn’t hold back when they launched their debut title, the first-person medieval RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance in 2018. It was a noble effort, and with continuous patches and ports to more consoles,

Here I go, wading into the video game difficulty debate again.

We have all the Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 dice here so you can win every game of Farkle that comes your way and earn yourself a fortune.

These can often put you in a position where you need to decide if you wish to help somebody or not. If you have run into a ragged man asking for money, then you may be wondering if it is worth your time to help him out.

What you actually need to do to complete an objective isn't clear for every quest in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. This is the case for the main quest, "Wedding Crashers," when you reach the objective that has you heading over to Troskowitz and visiting the tailor for some wedding-appropriate attire,

Deliverance 2's approach to realism and immersion extends to making me as bad at fighting for my life as I would be in real life. Usually in an RPG, you run away from enemies when they're too high level for you.

Arming Henry in full plate armor is one of the best things to do, but players might not know how to put their helmet's visor down in KCD2.