Kingdom Come: Deliverance II: Gold status achieved, console features named

After the surprising postponement of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, there is now more good news about the ambitious medieval role-playing game.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is already one of the most exciting games of the coming year – over a million wishlist entries on Steam (according to Warhorse Studios) speak for themselves. After yesterday's postponement from February 11th to February 4th, there is now more information about the game.

The first is that Kingdom Come: Deliverance II has already achieved gold status. That means the game is basically finished and heading to the pressing plant for the physical release. Of course, we will continue to work on bug fixes and polishing before the release, but it is at least a very good sign to achieve gold status two months before the release. This at least suggests that the game is coming onto the market in good condition. We wouldn't mind, the release status of many games has been rather scary in the last few months.

There is also good news for console gamers, with more details to come. It has already been confirmed that Kingdom Come: Deliverance II will have a performance and a quality mode on both PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, although resolutions and frame rates have not yet been named. In addition, the game will also be available as a PS5 Pro Enhanced right at launch, so it uses the greater power of the console refresh, which has been available since November 7th. More precise information about the system requirements on the PC is still pending.

Detailed information could follow today, Warhorse Studios has announced further news, as well as a new trailer to be released today. So it seems as if Warhorse Studios is now giving its marketing and PR steed a real boost to ensure a successful launch. The unexpected postponement could help, as February is packed with high-ranking titles such as Obsidian's Avowed, Civilization VII, Assassin's Creed Shadows and Monster Hunter Wilds. Warhorse and publisher Plaion thought differently at the time when the game was postponed from the fourth quarter to February 2025 in order to avoid the strong autumn of games.