Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Achieves 1 Million Sales Milestone Rapidly
Just over a day, and voilà Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has already reached one big milestone – selling a million copies. It's a safe bet Warhorse Studios is probably doing a happy dance right now. News just appeared on their social media that they are thrilled, though probably a bit overwhelmed, by the response.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Sales Milestone
What's All the Fuss About? Overwhelmingly Positive Reviews
If you're wondering if the real deal lives up to its hype, the reviews on Steam seem to scream in unison, "YES". Having received over 5,800 reviews to date, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is sitting pretty with a "Very Positive" rating. While smooth launches are mostly a mythical creature in today's video game ecosystem, it would appear that Warhorse Studios really nailed this one. Players consistently praise how polished the game feels right out of the gate.
"It's rare to see a game launch this polished these days. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is a breath of fresh air" - Steam Reviewer
Why Are Players Hooked?
So, what's making players dive head-first into 15th-century Bohemia? Sounds like a perfect storm of elements:
- Immersive Story: Players are lost in the story, and well, that can never go wrong in an RPG.
- Well-Rounded Combat: Challenging but fair combat keeps players engaged without frustrating them.
- Stunning Graphics: The visuals are bringing 15th-century Bohemia to life in a way that's really captivating.
- Smooth Performance: And crucially, it seems to run much better than the first game did, which is a massive win.
Fans are obviously pleased with the work Warhorse Studios has put into this sequel. It's almost as if they listened to what people had to say and then provided an experience that really clicks.
Stepping Back in Time (Without the Dragons)
For the uninitiated, Kingdom Come is an open-world RPG set in 15th-century Bohemia. You play the role of Henry of Skalitz, and his journey is full of everything from romance down to heavy combat-all driven by a search for revenge. What really separates Kingdom Come is the commitment to historical accuracy. Forget your elves and dragons-this game focuses on a very earthy, human experience-thankfully, they didn't get *too* bogged down in historical minutiae. You won't find any mythological creatures, just good ol' human drama and conflict.
Ready to Dive In
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is now out on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, with even various editions if extra in-game goodies are your thing. If you were on the fence, it seems like this is the best time to jump in and see what all the fuss is about.
Want more? Have a look at a more in-depth review here.
