As is well known, the RPG sequel Kingdom Come: Deliverance II was postponed to 2025, but now the release has been pushed back a bit.
If Warhorse Studios had been able to stick to the original plan, the medieval RPG sequel Kingdom Come: Deliverance II would have been released in 2024. As is well known, this did not happen, after all, a new release date of February 11, 2025 has been set for a long time after a confirmed postponement.
Now, however, there is at least a minor turnaround in this regard, because the developers have now quickly pushed the release forward again; The waiting time for the RPG hopeful is shorter than previously expected.
Warhorse Studios announced today that the release date has been moved forward a whole week and is now February 4, 2025 – a very welcome change, since we are usually only confronted with postponements to later dates.
Better yet: The development team also promised further “exciting news in the coming days” about Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. Among other things, there will be a fresh story trailer tomorrow, December 5th, 2024, and we can't wait to see what else will be announced about the title before the end of the year.
In 2018, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, a remarkable role-playing game, was released. His successor is now getting on his horse. We were able to play the game in detail in the Czech Republic with a breathtaking backdrop.
