Henry From Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 in Fortnite Is a Crossover We Didn’t See Coming

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It appears that the unexpected collaborations of Fortnite have reached unprecedented heights, as rumors suggest that figures from the upcoming game, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, will join the fray in Epic’s battle royale.

According to what ShpeshalNick from XboxEra has shared, it’s possible that Henry from Skalitz and Sir Hans Capon might join the ranks of characters such as Goku, Ariana Grande, and Peter Griffin who are adorned with triumphant crowns in the future.

During the XboxEra Podcast, there was a disclosure about a game bundle that Insider Gaming reported. This collection boasted an unusual assortment of characters, such as Jack Black (who’s not tied to any specific intellectual property), figures from Death Stranding, Mortal Kombat, Hitman, Double Dragon, and pixel-art versions of Marvel superheroes.

If accurate, this extensive list would represent another instance of Fortnite’s continuously growing collection of IP crossovers. The community was taken aback by the notion that Henry, a gritty survival character from the ruthless politics of the 15th century, might now be seen dancing the moonwalk on the battlefield or constructing stairs into the sky.

The essence of Kingdom Come lies in its authenticity, as it’s an RPG deeply embedded in historical accuracy, featuring genuine stamina systems, meters, and horse-riding mechanics, giving it a simulation-like feel instead of the usual shooter vibe. Placing this into the turmoil of Fortnite has left players equally astonished and puzzled.

Just like other rumors about Fortnite, it’s important to approach this information cautiously as official announcements are yet to be made. However, the buzz surrounding the potential appearance of characters from Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is undeniable.

In terms of timing, the leaked crossover seems consistent with other speculated Fortnite happenings. It’s predicted that Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 and 4 will launch in July 2025, which makes one think Fortnite might be planning a season rich in collaborations. The hint of an in-game event lends support to this idea. Additionally, Death Stranding’s original connection to the Epic Games Store strengthens its potential involvement as well.

Is this an unusual marketing strategy or simply a well-executed hoax, it’s difficult to tell. However, given that Fortnite transformed Kratos into a cartoon, we can’t rule out any possibilities.

As a gamer, let me tell you, whether I’m decked out in full chainmail or busting some moves with a tavern emote worm dance, the thought of crossovers like Fortnite never ceases to amaze me. It’s not just about surprises, it’s got the courage and audacity to push boundaries!

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2025-04-16 03:12