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Kingdom Near Deliverance 2 Is An Early Xbox GOTY Contender For 2025

Kingdom Near Deliverance 2: A Rising Star for Xbox Game of the Year 2025

By on February 4, 2025 0 30 Views

The reviews have been remarkably reliable up to this point.

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is set to arrive on Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S tomorrow (February 4th), and based on the reviews we’ve seen thus far – including our assessment here at Pure Xbox – it stands as an early contender for Game of the Year!

The Metacritic and OpenCritic averages are likely to change as more reviews come in, but they are currently hovering around the high 80s and low 90s depending on the platform you consider – there are several exceptionally high ratings circulating.

Now, let’s explore what various critics are saying about Kingdom Come Deliverance 2:

Push Square (10/10)

“Fortune favours the bold, a motto from the esteemed Capon family, reflects the ethos of developer Warhorse Studios. By daring to present its unique vision for a game, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 immerses even the most seasoned genre veterans in a time of truly captivating gaming experiences. It is challenging, unwavering, and thoroughly engaging—it stands in a league of its own.”

TheGamer (5/5)

“In an era where games are competing more fiercely than ever, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 should not be overlooked, representing a comeback for the RPG genre. It’s more than just a historical game—it’s one that feels like it’s crafting history.”

Pure Xbox (9/10)

“Featuring outstanding writing and voice acting, alongside one of the most convincingly realistic worlds we’ve ever roleplayed in, and a delightful mix of humor, violence, and profanity, this is precisely the sequel that fans of Henry’s first adventure have been anticipating.”

IGN (9/10)

“Equipped with superb melee combat and a remarkable story, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is both a sequel and a celebration, fulfilling many of the original’s concepts.”

GameSpot (9/10)

“While not everyone may resonate with its slower pace and occasionally tedious approach, those willing to engage with it on its own terms will discover an engrossing open-world RPG that values player choice and the ramifications of your decisions.”

TheSixthAxis (8/10)

“Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 continues to uphold the uncompromising vision of its predecessor. It seamlessly blends a world of lords, knights, peasants, and bandits in medieval Europe, with the unfortunate Henry of Skalitz caught in between trying to navigate his circumstances. It’s grand in design yet rich in detail, occasionally tripping over itself, but if this aligns with your gaming preferences, it’s an experience you won’t want to see conclude, as there’s nothing else quite like it.”

GamesRadar (4/5)

“If you have the patience for its pacing and are prepared to invest the time to delve deeper into its systems rather than simply trying to efficiently resolve issues, it’s an entirely engaging RPG that stands apart from anything else.”

Eurogamer (3/5)

“Similar to the first installment, this RPG is not designed to make you feel empowered—you remain largely a spectator in this historical narrative, trailing behind the noble steeds of Henry’s superiors and tidying up the chaos they create. Some may find joy in that role, but I personally won’t be eagerly anticipating another sequel anytime soon.”


If you’re interested in exploring Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, it is available for pre-order on the Xbox Store right now, starting at £59.99 / $69.99, with a premium ‘Gold Edition’ also available for purchase if you prefer.

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