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Kingdom Come: Deliverance IIWarhorse StudiosSteam

What people complain about and love in 2026

Shared report · refreshed weekly · updated Oct 29, 2026

About Kingdom Come

A thrilling story-driven action RPG, with a rich open world, set in 15th century Medieval Europe.

Action, Adventure, RPG · $59.99 · out since 2025 · from the Steam description
Sample2,673 reviews2,673 Steam
Which reviewsNatural mixHealth check
DatesOct 29, 2025 to Oct 29, 2026Last year
WhereGlobalevery language

Combat feel is the main reason behind complaints about gameplay and design in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, ahead of long cutscenes and dialogue, quest design and slow pacing.

OneStar read 2,673 Steam reviews of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II posted from Nov 2025 to Oct 2026. Of the 2,673 people who reviewed Kingdom Come: Deliverance II in OneStar's sample, 27% complain and 85% praise it. The top complaints about Kingdom Come: Deliverance II are gameplay and design (33% of complaints), difficulty (25%) and controls and UI (9%). In OneStar's sample of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II reviews, 1% of reviewers say they're quitting. OneStar's report on Kingdom Come: Deliverance II was last updated on Oct 29, 2026.

2,673Reviews analyzedposted over 11 months
27%Complain760 reviews
85%Praise2,246 reviews
1%Says they're quittingstopped or quitting now

What goes wrong

Gameplay and design33%
It's just not fun.
Difficulty25%
after almost 30 hours ive died 300 times within 1 mission this game is ass and way to hard and not new player freindly at all hardest game ever would love a refund
Controls and UI9%
game has double input issue on controllers, you cant even play it proprely. and it cant be fixed :D
Bugs and crashes8%
The game is buggy and crashing non-stop now it wont even load up gonna try to reinstall it before calling it quits on this one like I did the first one for being just as buggy!
Grind5%
I rather play a story game in 15-20 hours than having the game stretched with mini games and gathering to 100 hours. Overall this game does not respect your time at all.

What goes well

General praise46%
Amazing game. Will be buying future KCD the moment it drops.
Story, world and characters32%
The world design is perhaps the best part, perfectly captures the medieval period of 1403.
Gameplay is fun15%
The sword-fighting game mechanic was the highlight of this game for me (felt much better and easier than kcd1).
Lots of content and value4%
a great medieval rpg game you can put 100 hours into side quests and dlcs alone without getting bored
Graphics and art2%
Really Beautiful Game Beautiful Graphic tested on RTX5090

Reasons for quitting

The main complaint of the 37 reviewers who say they stopped or are quitting

Gameplay and design46%
Grind11%
Difficulty11%
Developer and updates8%
Bugs and crashes5%

What they use it for

262 of 2,673 reviewers said; shares are of them

Playing solo80%
I didnt play KCD1 so i didnt know what to expect or how it would play. It was the most fun i have had in a single player game since RDR2 which is probably the highest compliment i can pay it.
Collecting and completing12%
[h1]The Best Open-World RPG Since Fallout 4 (10/10)[/h1] [b]Executive Summary:[/b] I am writing this review after achieving 100% completion (though I confess I had to cheat for the final blueprint...
Relaxing6%
I would give up half my time left on earth for a sequence right now. I literally have no stress problems while I am Henry the Blacksmith riding through Kuttenberg's land

What they ask for

92 reviews ask for something

New feature or option47%
More content25%
Bring something back4%
Platform, device or language1%
Type unclear23%

Who is saying it

The biggest clear differences between audiences; 6 more with a free account

TenureNew user: say they're quitting 6.2x as often as everyone (8% vs 1%).

Playtime at review2 to 10 hours: say they're quitting 3.4x as often as everyone (4% vs 1%).

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