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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
2025 · PC · PlayStation 5 · Xbox Series X|S · Action RPG · Open-world RPG · Historical RPG
4 scored sources · 2 countries contributing scores
Review consensus
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is a richly detailed and unusually committed historical RPG that improves on its predecessor across world design, quest structure, progression, combat, and technical stability. Its living Bohemian setting, open-ended missions, systemic choices, and memorable relationship between Henry and Hans Capon create an immersive adventure that can feel genuinely authored by the player. The trade-offs are deliberate but significant: progression is slow, some RPG systems are opaque, combat can be awkward—especially against groups—and saving and item management remain frustrating. For patient players, its grounded simulation and emergent storytelling make it a standout open-world sequel.
Limited geographic coverage. Treat this score as an early indication.
Last researched: 2026-09-18
Pros
- Highly immersive, historically grounded open world
- Open-ended quests with meaningful systemic choices
- Deep skill, crafting, and progression systems
- Strong character writing and improved technical performance
Cons
- Slow progression and demanding early systems
- Combat and targeting can feel awkward in group encounters
- Restrictive save system remains frustrating
- Occasional bugs, glitches, and cumbersome inventory selling
Review sources
4 sources found across 2 countries. This is not exhaustive worldwide coverage.
- GamesRadar+ · United Kingdom · 80/100
- PC Gamer · United Kingdom · 90/100
- Destructoid · United States · 95/100
- GameSpot · United States · 90/100