Warhorse Studios' Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has stormed onto the scene, selling an impressive two million copies within its first two weeks. The medieval RPG has captured the hearts of players with its immersive world, intricate storyline, and commitment to historical detail.

This success follows a string of achievements for the title. The game recouped its development costs on launch day, a remarkable feat that underscores player anticipation and positive reception. It also boasts an impressive OpenCritic score of 89, placing it amongst the highest-rated games of 2025.

The developer celebrated the sales milestone with fans on Twitter, thanking them for their support and enthusiasm. Many fans responded with praise for the game's improvements over its predecessor, highlighting the refined gameplay and engrossing narrative.

The original Kingdom Come: Deliverance was a significant success, but the sequel has surpassed it in almost every metric. The game sold its first million copies on launch day, demonstrating the strong demand for a return to medieval Bohemia. Over 250,000 concurrent players enjoyed the game on Steam alone shortly after its release.

While the reception has been overwhelmingly positive, the game's Metacritic score fell slightly short of a coveted 90, settling at 88. Despite this, the score remains incredibly high, showcasing the game's overall quality and appeal.