Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 stormed onto the scene February 3, 2025, and let me tell you, Warhorse Studios didn’t just raise the bar—they forged a whole new one.
After sinking many hours into this beast, I’m here to break it down: this is the RPG epic. It’s bigger, bolder and so polished it practically gleams compared to its 2018 predecessor. Think 80-120 hours of medieval madness, depending on how deep you dive.
The star of this show? The story. Henry of Skalitz is back, hacking his way through 15th-century Bohemia with a revenge-fueled chip on his shoulder. It’s a seamless continuation from the first game—newbies get a recap, don’t sweat it—and the voice acting? Top-tier, gut-punching stuff.
The world’s a stunner too: sprawling forests, gritty war-torn hamlets, and the buzzing streets of Kuttenberg pull you in and don’t let go. Visuals got a major glow-up, and your choices actually ripple through this living, breathing sandbox.
Gameplay’s where it gets meaty. Survival mechanics—hunger, gear upkeep—keep you on your toes, while combat and stealth feel tighter, more forgiving than before. It’s still got that hardcore edge, but it’s smoother now, inviting you to master it. Downside? Perk points rain down like candy, flattening build variety. Combat’s solid, not spectacular—don’t expect to replay this one endlessly. One epic run, though? Absolute gold.
Warhorse swung for the fences, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 lands as a 2025 heavyweight. It’s not flawless—replay value takes a hit—but for RPG diehards craving immersion, history, and choice-driven chaos, it’s a no-brainer. Priced right for its girth, this is a day-one grab that’ll leave you itching for whatever Warhorse cooks up next. Medieval mastery awaits—get in there.