And as I had experienced in one of my previous Gamescom visits before already, I do not find it particularly easy to do on a controller either, but I am happy to chalk that up to my lack of skills in doing this right. Again, I found this to work much smoother using a controller than a mouse. With the controller you rotate the stick and then perform the action. You can go round with your mouse to select one of the petals and perform a defend or attack action. Kingdom Come has a combat system where you can slash and defend using your sword by using an interface that looks like a flower with 8 petals, for the 8 directions. The game features a compass at the top in the screen, so a hint like "they went to the North-East" or something like that, makes it not too difficult to find the bandits, although the forest was big and it did take some searching (afterwards I found out that I completely missed the hint about a blood trail leading to and in the forest). But that could be just me.Īt some point I was directed to some bandits going to the forests in a certain direction. Anyway, I switched to a controller, as to me it felt that playing the game in that way was much more comfortable. The game does not seem to have a different UI either, depending on what you are using. After fiddling around for some time, I do get the impression that the game is built for using a controller and that the keyboard and mouse buttons are mapped to functions that you can also use on the controller. The mouse is used for other things than that. Moving in this game is not point and click. They mounted and so did I, at least I did after a few tries. And it was, waiting with the other soldiers. So, I headed out of the building to find my horse, that apparently would be there.
I used the keyboard and started up a new game, which started with a cut-scene where at the end of it, I was to join some soldiers investigating a raid. The PC I was playing with had the option to use a keyboard with mouse or a controller. We were shown the trailer and after that were provided with a hands-on demo of the game.
In contrast to any of the other visits I had at Gamescom, there wasn't much of an introduction to Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
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