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Originally set to launch on February 11, 2025, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II will now release on February 4. Developer Warhorse Studios announced in a short video on social media that the game has hit one million wishlists. The game has gone gold and will be enhanced for PlayStation 5 Pro, while Xbox Series X and the standard PlayStation 5 will feature performance and quality modes. Tomorrow, December 5, the team will share PC and console specs for the title along with a brand-new story trailer.
While Warhorse Studios gave a bit of a non-answer for moving the game up a week, it’s likely to avoid an increasingly crowded release period. On February 11, Civilization VII is set to launch, while Assassin’s Creed Shadows is now scheduled for February 14. Avowed is slated for February 18, and the month concludes with two major releases: Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii on February 21 and Monster Hunter Wilds on February 28.
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