
While Henry goes through several abodes in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, none of them quite feel like home. But Warhorse's Legacy of the Forge DLC, which is set to launch on September 9, puts an end to the young master's couch-surfing ways. We're finally getting permanent lodgings to settle down with – though it's a bit of a fixer-upper – along with a blacksmithing business to run and a lengthy quest line.
It's a lot, and I wouldn't have it any other way. Despite the glut of fantastic titles I've been spoiled with this year, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 remains my personal game of the year as things currently stand. But after rolling credits just a few months into 2025, I haven't found much reason to return – not for lack of activities, as there are undoubtedly side quests left to unearth, but because I always feel like I've been cut loose once the main quest in an RPG has wrapped up.