Deep Silver and Warhorse Studios have announced that Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 will now come out on February 4th. That’s a week earlier than its previous release date.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is a first-person action RPG. In this game, players step into the shoes of Henry of Skalitz, a young man on a thrilling adventure. After his village is destroyed, Henry sets out on a quest for revenge, uncovering secrets, and seeking his true purpose. Starting as a simple blacksmith, he rises to face challenges that take him from his small town to the grand courts of kings. The game is set in 15th century Bohemia, a land torn apart by civil war, where Henry must navigate a world that is both beautiful and harsh.
Warhorse Studios stated that it will reveal the game’s official PC system requirements on December 5th. So, tomorrow, we’ll know what kind of PC you’ll need in order to run it.
We also know that it will support both NVIDIA DLSS and AMD FSR at launch. Moreover, the game will be powered by CRYENGINE. So, I’m curious to see it in action. Oh, and there is currently no word on whether or not it will support Ray Tracing.
In November 2024, Warhorse Studios stated that KC:D 2 will not use the Denuvo anti-tamper tech. This is great news as this might be a very CPU-heavy game. So, a DRM running behind it could introduce additional stutters.
Stay tuned for more!
Big news: Kingdom Come: Deliverance II will arrive at your homes on FEBRUARY 4TH 2025!⚔️
With the release date pushing one week forward, we have a bunch of more exciting news coming in the following days.
Brand new Story trailer drops Tomorrow on December 5.
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— Warhorse Studios (@WarhorseStudios) December 4, 2024
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