Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, recently lauded as PC Gamer's 2025 Game of the Year, is available for $24 as part of the Steam Summer Sale. This represents the deepest discount to date on Warhorse's open-world medieval sandbox. The Royal Edition, which includes three story DLC packs, is also on sale for $32.
PC Gamer described Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 as "a new RPG classic" in its review, highlighting its expansive Bohemian setting and its unique approach to clockwork worlds, eschewing traditional fantasy for a more grounded, Oblivion-like experience. The game also features elements reminiscent of The Witcher 3, such as deep conversations, romance options, and side quests that often rival the main story in quality.
While the full extent of the DLC content remains to be fully explored, early impressions suggest varied additions. The first DLC, which introduced shield painting, was considered slight by some, but subsequent content, including a forge expansion and a monastery questline, has reportedly garnered more positive feedback.
Coinciding with the sale, Warhorse has released a patch that includes bug fixes and a new free quest titled "A Jester's Visit." The quest begins with a peculiar jester appearing near the Hangman's Halter Tavern, hinting at a new game for players to engage with.
For those considering the original Kingdom Come: Deliverance from 2018, it is also available at a significant discount, with the base game priced at $6 and all DLCs at $8. However, players new to the series are assured that prior knowledge of the original game is not necessary to enjoy the sequel. The story of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is largely independent of its predecessor, and its opening hours are designed for newcomers.