We’re not sure if another game will be joining Faeria next week, but we’ll keep our eyes out for more. The more you do any particular thing, the better and more adept at it you become. Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Aztez will both be free until February 20th, at which point they’ll be replaced by Faeria, a card game where the board changes as you play. Kingdom Come: Deliverance is built upon a system that organically evolves depending on how the player chooses to play. Joining Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a game called Aztez, which is billed as a “unique hybrid of beat ’em up and turn-based strategy, set in the world of the Aztec Empire.” The game features a mostly black and white color palette, and if nothing else, it definitely has style. The combat system is fairly complex too, so expect to spend some time learning its ins and outs. Abilities and skills get better as you use them, and since Henry begins the game without much knowledge in the ways of combat, fighting with a sword or bow will be difficult at the start. Those looking to dive into Kingdom Come: Deliverance can expect a tough time at the start. Set in the Kingdom of Bohemia in the year 1403, you’ll play as Henry, who begins the game as the son of a blacksmith and sets out on a quest of vengeance when his town is invaded and his family is murdered. There’s a lot of underlying mechanics to learn, survival aspects to remember, and an intricate combat system to be aware of. Seven Kingdoms: Mud and Ash is a first-person, open-world total conversion mod for Kingdom Come: Deliverance based on and inspired by Game of Thrones. Kingdom Come: Deliverance got a lot of attention at launch due to its focus on historical accuracy. Kingdom Come: Deliverance can be a tricky game to get the hang of.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is now free on the Epic Games Store and will remain free until February 20th.

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