The highly anticipated Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, sequel to the critically acclaimed historical RPG, is set to release next month. While fans are often concerned about the technical performance of such games, early previews suggest that Warhorse Studios has taken optimization very seriously.
Console Performance Analysis
A recent comparison video by ElAnalistaDeBits showcases the console versions of Deliverance II. The analysis indicates that the game aims for a relatively stable 60 fps on both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Only Xbox Series S users will have to settle for 30 fps.
Console Performance Breakdown
| Console | Resolution & FPS | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Xbox Series S | 1080p, 30fps | - |
| Xbox Series X | 4K, 30fps | Quality Mode with 1440p upscaling (FSR) |
| Xbox Series X | 1440p, 60+fps | Performance Mode with 1080p upscaling (FSR), VRR support |
| PlayStation 5 | 4K, 30fps | Quality Mode with 1440p upscaling (FSR) |
| PlayStation 5 | 1440p, 60+fps | Performance Mode with 1080p upscaling (FSR), VRR support |
| PlayStation 5 Pro | 4K, 60+fps | Dynamic 1440p upscaling (PSSR), VRR support |
Performance Notes and Loading Times
While the frame rate is generally stable, the preview build on Xbox shows occasional drops to 50 fps during large battles and in forest areas. Loading times are fastest on the Sony consoles, with 7.8 seconds on PS5 Pro and 8.2 seconds on the standard PS5.
Release and Early Impressions
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is scheduled for release on February 4. Early reviews suggest that Warhorse has maintained the strengths of the original game while improving upon its weaknesses.
