In the upcoming DLC of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, I've established a residence and managed a business, ensuring an additional 70 hours of immersion in my current Game of the Year title.

In the upcoming expansion for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, players will have the opportunity to delve deeper into the medieval world of Kuttenberg with the release of the Legacy of the Forge DLC. Set to launch on September 9, this highly anticipated expansion introduces permanent lodgings for the game's main character, Henry, and offers an engaging quest line that spans approximately 15-20 hours of story.

Henry's new lodgings, a fixer-upper property, come equipped with practical customization slots and a variety of functional spaces, including a forge, shop, upstairs apartment, and large garden. The property serves as the backdrop for Henry's new blacksmithing business, where he will forge items, duel with other blacksmiths, and even engage in a spot of gambling.

The DLC also provides players with the chance to build a routine and establish a life in Kuttenberg. The lengthy quest line offers a diverse range of tasks, from taking specific orders from customers to crafting items of your own design and selling them from the shop's chest.

One of the standout features of the Legacy of the Forge DLC is its realistic portrayal of medieval life. The author finds the DLC's immersive atmosphere utterly absorbing, comparing it to the objectives-driven gameplay of Bohemia with the freedom and exploration of wandering like a tourist in Oblivion.

In addition to the main quest line, the DLC includes randomized quests, marked with their own icon, that are refreshed each morning, adding a slice-of-life element to the gameplay. These quests range from helping around the city to more complex tasks such as forging items for customers.

The developer of the Legacy of the Forge DLC, Warhorse Studios, has done an exceptional job in creating a role-playing mainstay with this expansion. Henry's reconnection with his father's blacksmithing ties to the city of Kuttenberg further enhances the immersive experience, making the Legacy of the Forge DLC a must-play for fans of the Kingdom Come: Deliverance series.

Moreover, the staff in the DLC's shop will sell items from the chest for a slightly lower fee, and an intriguing feature allows players to repair any clothes stored within the property by building a wardrobe. This attention to detail is a testament to Warhorse Studios' commitment to creating a truly immersive and engaging gaming experience.

With the Legacy of the Forge DLC's release date fast approaching, fans of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 can look forward to a rich and rewarding expansion that offers a deeply immersive medieval experience.