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- Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is available for free play on PC and Xbox Series X/S until November 10.
- Players can purchase the game at a 40% discount, retaining all progress after the free weekend.
- The free weekend celebrates the upcoming Mysteria Ecclesiae expansion, launching on November 11.
- PlayStation users are excluded from the free weekend, but PS Plus Premium subscribers can access a four-hour trial.
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Free Weekend: Explore Kingdom Come: Deliverance II on PC & Xbox until Nov 10
This weekend, play Kingdom Come: Deliverance II for free on Steam (PC) and Xbox Series X/S, with full access to the game available until Monday, November 10. Those wishing to continue their adventures in Bohemia can purchase the game at a 40% discount, retaining all progress. The free weekend celebrates the upcoming Mysteria Ecclesiae expansion, launching on November 11. PlayStation users are excluded from the free weekend, but PS Plus Premium subscribers can access a four-hour trial. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II offers a realistic open-world RPG experience, featuring engaging storytelling and combat without excessive fantasy elements. Don’t miss this chance to explore the game for free.
In Case You Missed It
In other thrilling news, we’ve got a trio of insightful articles that you won’t want to miss. Kicking things off, Carlos Mendoza takes us on a deep dive into the latest happenings in the Final Fantasy VII universe. In his article “FF7 Rebirth Welcomes New Update with Highly Requested Features on PC” (published November 5th), he explores the December 2024 update for FF7 Rebirth’s PC version, which introduced fan-requested features and bug fixes, enhancing stability across platforms and hinting at future releases in the series. Be sure to check it out here FF7 Rebirth Welcomes New Update with Highly Requested Features on PC. Meanwhile, Marcus Thompson has been crunching the numbers on game relaunches in his recent analysis “Oblivion: Remaster is This Year’s Most Successful Relaunch” (Nov 4, 2025). Diving into Ampere Analysis’ study on 42 game relaunches, he reveals how remakes often outshine remasters financially, but Oblivion: Remaster stands as a notable exception with an impressive 7 million monthly players and $180 million in earnings. You can check out his findings here Oblivion: Remaster is This Year’s Most Successful Relaunch. Lastly, our fellow brick enthusiast Carlos Mendoza has just dropped a must-read post on his upcoming LEGO set. In “LEGO Speed Champions Time Machine Back to the Future (77256)” published on November 3rd, he shares all the intricate details of the soon-to-be-released DeLorean set, priced at €27.99 and scheduled for launch on New Year’s Day 2026. So if you’re eager to get your hands on that iconic time-traveling vehicle, don’t miss Carlos’ post here LEGO Back to the Future DeLorean on its Way.
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| Official Name | Groove Coaster: Initial Initial Echo Ego |
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| Genre | Music |
| Play Modes | Single player |
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