Kingdom Come: Deliverance Drops 80% on PlayStation Store

The original Kingdom Come: Deliverance is currently 80% off on the PlayStation Store, as reported by GameGPU. This deal is for the first game only, not the sequel set to release in 2025. The report doesn’t specify how long the sale lasts or which regions can take advantage of the discount.

An 80% price drop is substantial for a game that still has a dedicated fanbase. This discount comes more than a year after Warhorse Studios launched Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 on February 3, 2025. Typically, sales on the original game follow a sequel’s release, offering newcomers an affordable entry point into the series.

The sequel is performing well without a discount. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 boasts a 92% positive rating from 86,211 reviews on Steam. The game still attracts 22,318 concurrent players on the platform, while its price remains at $59.99.

The two games share a common developer, Warhorse Studios, and a publisher, Deep Silver. They both belong to the adventure-action-RPG genre. Reviews for the sequel indicate that players who start with the first game are likely to progress to the second. However, we can’t confirm this with the available data.

Some information is still unclear. GameGPU’s summary doesn’t provide the sale price, an end date, or any details on whether the discount applies to bundles or different editions. Be sure to check the PlayStation Store listing for your region before making a purchase.

By The Numbers

PlayStation Store discount (original game)	80%
KCD2 Steam rating	92% positive
KCD2 Steam review count	86,211
KCD2 current Steam players	22,318
KCD2 Steam price	$59.99

Community Pulse

Overall, the community sentiment regarding the series is fairly positive, based on 10 tracked signals. One enthusiastic Steam reviewer of the sequel, titled “I came here to live,” noted, “a lot has changed between the time I played the first game and the second.” This reviewer mentioned they’ve even taken up historical reenactment and larping. Players like this could be tempted by a discounted first game.

What To Watch

• Sale window: Keep an eye out for an end date on the PlayStation Store discount and whether other platforms match the price.
• Sequel player counts: If the 22,318 concurrent players on KCD2 increase in the coming weeks, it could mean that the discount is attracting new players.
• Warhorse’s AI localization controversy: A translator for KCD2 recently claimed that Warhorse replaced him with AI. Any response from the studio might influence how players perceive the series.