Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 fans are counting down to the release of update 1.2 on PS5, Xbox Series X and PC via Steam.

According to developer Warhorse Studios, the new Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 update has a March 13 release date on all platforms. While there’s no official release time, the game launched at 4pm GMT UK time, so there’s a good chance the update will launch at a similar time.

Unfortunately, however, it might take a while to install the new update, because it’s likely to be a big one.

That’s because according to the early patch notes, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 update 1.2 introduces mod support.

This means PC users can fully customise the experience, potentially adding new quests, costumes and gameplay features.

Speaking of customisation, update 1.2 will introduce a new Barber Mode, which means lots of new haircuts.

Finally, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 update 1.2 will make a ton of gameplay tweaks, bug fixes and improvements.

Warhorse explains more: “This update introduces modding support, giving players the power to create and customize their experience like never before.

“We’re also adding Barber Mode, so you can finally get a fresh new look in Zhelejov and Kuttenberg. On top of that, expect a wave of fixes and improvements, refining everything from combat mechanics to NPC behaviour.”

Daily Express will be back with the full list of Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 update 1.2 patch notes on March 13.

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is an action role-playing game set in 15th Century Medieval Europe. It’s a direct sequel to the 2018 original.

The game features realistic first-person combat, as well as countless side activities to improve your character.

“From bustling city streets to lush forests, discover this open-world Medieval Europe through an unforgettable adventure filled with action, thrill and wonder.

“This stunningly authentic rendition of 15th Century Bohemia allows you to experience this fascinating setting like never before. Get lost in a sprawling city, engage with peasants and talk with nobles while exploring a vast and rich countryside with taverns, bath houses, castles and more.”