Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Shows Impressive Sales

After the hype around Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, passions have died down: players have stopped looking for historical inconsistencies, and Daniel Vavra has put aside the caustic comments on social networks. Now the game can safely be called commercially successful, which has been confirmed by analysts.

According to Matt Piscatella from Circana, in the first month after the release, the second part of Kingdom Come sold five times more than the original game for the same period (dollar sales were taken into account). In February, the title became the second most popular among console new releases, second only to Monster Hunter Wilds.

The analyst also noted that overall, video game and console sales in the US have noticeably decreased compared to 2024. Revenue from games fell by 4%, amounting to $4 billion, and revenue from console sales decreased by 25%, to $256 million. However, this did not come as a surprise, since experts had previously warned about a reduction in hardware spending to the levels of the early 2010s.