Kingdom Comes: Deliverance 2 “Cinematic Cut” will be screened at the festival

Kingdom Comes: Save 2 It's almost certainly one of the contenders in the game of the year 2025, but the champion developer Warhols Studios may have greater ambitions. The Kingdom’s film editing is here: Deliverance 2 will debut at the festival next month.

“The Kingdom: Save 2” will premiere at various international film festivals in Karlovy, the Czech Republic on July 9. Announcement (by Hollywood Reporter) doesn't say how long the film's cuts will last, but it will follow the narrative of Henry of Skalitz, the son of the blacksmith, who set out to avenge his family and protect Sir Hans Capon from making mistakes in diplomatic missions.

Both Daniel Vávra and Petr Peka Tree are considered directors of the film editing. Vávra wrote and directed the competition for the two kingdoms, while Pekar was the director of Warhorse's film and led the team of animators to create five hours of cutscenes for the sequel. It is not clear whether Warhorse Studios intends to show editing of the film outside the festival, but CEO Martin Frývadlský said he was eager to see the game's story as it deserves.

“I want to see the Kingdom come: Deliverance 2 on the big screen for a long time,” Frývadlský said in a statement. “I believe that the civil story of the blacksmith's son will also attract moviegoers and compete in international filmmaking. Together with my colleagues in the studio, we are proud of our chance to introduce the story for years at the world premiere of Karlovy Vary Film Film Film Festival.”

PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers have recently received opportunities Play in the first few hours of the Kingdom: Save 2 As a trial experience. CD Projekt Red Co-CEO Adam Badowski also praised the game, noting It affects the wizard 4currently under development.