Shared carts and disguises expand Kingdom Come: Deliverance II multiplayer

Image credit: Representative Kingdoms Connected open-beta gameplay, supplied by the project. Image: Kingdoms Connected team, via the official press kit.

Sharing a horse-drawn cart is one way to make Kingdom Come: Deliverance II feel less solitary. Kingdoms Connected's multiplayer beta now lets two players ride together and disguise themselves as props, while improvements to synchronized doors and vendor inventories make shared servers behave more consistently.

Server creators also gain a third-person camera option and tools to move or hide world objects for everyone. This is an independent multiplayer project for the Steam version, with activities determined by individual servers, not an official co-op campaign from Warhorse. The appeal is a shared medieval sandbox, with the experimental boundaries that entails.