A new board game adaptation of the popular historical RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance is in development, aiming to translate the game's intricate world and mechanics to a tabletop format. The game, published by Czech Games, is currently available for preorder with a planned release in the first quarter of next year.
The board game is designed by Tomáš Holek and Vlaada Chvátil and is described as a way to make the already complex RPG even more intricate. Players will begin as a peasant and navigate the world, with the goal of finding success or facing a grim demise. The game supports solo play or up to four players, allowing for varied experiences.
Content details for the board game indicate a substantial component list. It will include a main map board, multiple player boards, merchant and potions boards, and a day tracker. Numerous tiles will represent horses, animals, herbs, enemies, and wounds, alongside a large quantity of small tokens for resources like herbs, meat, and mushrooms. The game also features town alertness tracks, gate tiles, trainer tiles, and a significant amount of in-game currency tokens. A variety of cards are included, such as advanced and starting skill cards, virtue and sin cards, player setup cards, and quest cards, alongside event cards and storyline-specific elements. The physical components extend to player pieces, town markers, and other reimplemented wooden elements.
Visuals of prototype renders suggest a detailed and visually appealing tabletop experience. The board game is priced at $200 for those interested in preordering.