Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 team reminds you it’s got another Kingdom Come and a Middle-earth game on the way as it tops 6,000,000 sales
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has achieved 6 million copies sold, reaching this milestone in approximately 1.5 years—significantly faster than its predecessor, which took six years to reach the same mark. The success underscores the sequel’s strong market reception and critical acclaim, including recognition as PC Gamer’s 2025 Game of the Year.
The developer has used this milestone announcement to remind players of its ambitious upcoming project slate. Beyond continuing the Kingdom Come franchise with another title in the series, Warhorse Studios is developing a game set in the Middle-earth universe, expanding its scope beyond the medieval Czech settings of Kingdom Come. These projects demonstrate the studio’s growth following KCD2’s commercial and critical success.
The rapid sales achievement is particularly notable given the original game’s extended development cycle and eventual cult status. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2’s faster path to 6 million copies reflects both the franchise’s strong fanbase engagement and the sequel’s broader appeal. The title is renowned for its immersive design, including detailed systems like the shoe-stealing mechanic that was implemented following community feedback.