It feels like only yesterday we were reporting that Kingdom Come: Deliverance II had sold one million copies after its first 24 hours on sale, but we’re back with yet another sales update. The medieval RPG from Warhorse Studios has now crossed two million copies sold in under two weeks since its launch. For context of the growth this shows for the series, the first Kingdom Come: Deliverance took the same amount of time to sell one million copies, showing a doubling of interest and commercial success for the game.
It’s not just commercial success the game has found though, as its Steam rating continues to soar at an over 90% positive score based on more than 34,000 reviews, and the Metacritic is sitting pretty since our latest update as it’s still a solid 88. Again for the sake of comparison, the first game has an 83% positive score review on Steam, and a 76 on Metacritic. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II seems to just be doing everything better!
The original Kingdom Come: Deliverance sold over 8 million units as of November 2024, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is already a quarter of the way there in just two weeks to meeting the all-time sales of the first title. There’s no telling just yet exactly how far the game will go, but with the positive word of mouth and these impressive sales numbers to drum up hype, we won’t be surprised to see another milestone crossed for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II in another month or so.
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