zWORMz Gaming continues its exploration of the GeForce RTX 5090's capabilities, this time benchmarking Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. Tests across various resolutions and graphical settings revealed impressive performance. At 4K Ultra, frame rates exceeded 120-130 FPS, further boosted by NVIDIA DLSS.
The team also tackled the demanding 16K resolution. Without DLSS, expect 1-4 FPS; however, enabling NVIDIA's upscaling technology yields a playable 30+ FPS.
Within a day of release, players uncovered Easter eggs in KCD2. One notable addition is a tribute to the famous Elden Ring player, "Let Me Solo Her." A unique skeleton character, sporting a pot on its head and a similar attire to the iconic player, can be found in the game's world, a humorous nod to the community.
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