According to Warhorse Studios, Kingdom Come: Deliverance will launch on the Nintendo Switch on March 15. Fans of the Switch will be excited by this announcement because of the positive reviews and large-scale release of Kingdom Come: Deliverance in 2018.
Following several months of speculation, Kingdom Come to the Switch was first revealed in June 2021. Switch players are naturally excited to play the game, which has an 82% Very Positive rating on Steam and provides about 41 hours of fun with its major quests. Aiming for complete playing, devoted gamers have estimated that it takes them 129 hours to fully delve into the vast and deep universe that is set in 15th-century Bohemia, or what is now the Czech Republic.
Owners of Nintendo Switches can pre-order Kingdom Come: Deliverance Royal Edition for $50 on the Nintendo digital store. All five of Kingdom Come’s previous DLC packs are included in the Royal Edition. Although the effects of the Switch adaptation on Kingdom Come’s graphics are yet unknown, Warhorse Studios has unveiled a teaser for the game’s upcoming release that highlights its story and dedication to historically accurate cruelty.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is popular for its enchanting storyline, environment, and interactive features. The players have to maintain their character’s health and ensure that their basic needs, such as eating, drinking, and sleeping are taken care of. To make the game more realistic, wear and tear are also incorporated. Thus, the food and clothes of the character deteriorate over time. Due to this, the player has to keep an eye on their supplies and plan how they are going to use their items. At Nintendo’s recent Direct Partner Showcase, the Switch release date for Kingdom Come was revealed along with a number of exciting news.
Pentiment and Grounded, two Xbox exclusives, will be available on the Switch this year, according to Nintendo’s confirmation. Pentiment is a historical role-playing game that takes place in 16th-century Bavaria. Players can investigate a string of murders and experience a 2D narrative adventure. April 16 is when Grounded is expected to launch on the Switch.
Nintendo also revealed the Wii version of the scuba-diving exploration series Endless Ocean would be making a comeback in the Partner Showcase. In the next game, Endless Ocean: Luminous, players can go on solo or cooperative underwater explorations, finding treasures and marine life in a dynamic underwater environment that shifts with every dive.
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Bethany Wilson 
