Warhorse Studios reported that Kingdom Come: Deliverance II has moved more than six million copies since its release. This sales milestone confirms strong consumer demand for the medieval role-playing game. The title reached this volume shortly after hitting retail and digital shelves earlier this year. Buyers interested in historical action RPGs now have a clear indicator of the franchise's commercial success.
Warhorse Studios medieval RPG confirms strong commercial demand
The game launched on February 4 across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series consoles, and personal computers. It is the second main entry in the Kingdom Come series developed by Warhorse Studios. The studio built the franchise on realistic medieval combat and narrative depth. The sequel maintains this tradition while broadening the open-world scope.
Critical acclaim accompanied the commercial performance, with the game winning the BAFTA Games Award for Best Narrative. The award highlights the strength of the writing and storytelling within the game. Warhorse Studios used this momentum to announce two new open-world projects. These upcoming titles include a new Kingdom Come installment and a project set in the Middle-earth universe.
The broader Kingdom Come franchise is participating in the Steam Summer Sale with price reductions. Discounts for previous titles and related content reach up to 80 percent. This promotion allows new players to access the earlier game in the series at a lower cost. The sale coincides with the continued success of the second installment on other platforms.
Source: Kingdom Come, Gematsu
