Both aggregators agree on 89
This is a review roundup — GearChamber has not played Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. Consensus score: 89 (Metacritic PC and OpenCritic 2025 PC average both 89).
Warhorse’s sequel launched 4 February 2025. It is one of 2025’s most-reviewed narrative RPGs on PC, with Steam recommendations past 140,000 at our check.
What the outlets scored
| Outlet | Score | Takeaway |
|---|---|---|
| Metacritic PC | 89 | Aggregate of scored critic reviews |
| OpenCritic (PC 2025) | 89 | Mid-table among 2025’s best PC games |
Consensus shape
An 89 with that many reviews usually means: the first game’s jank tax fell, the world got bigger, and combat/systems landed closer to what Warhorse promised in 2018. OpenCritic parks it alongside Monster Hunter Wilds and Blue Prince in the 89 band — excellent, not untouchable.
Steam’s recommendation count is the player-side echo. This roundup is not a substitute for reading a full combat deep-dive if simulation-RPG friction is your red line; it is a map of where the scored press landed.
Consensus
Strong buy for fans of the first game and for historically grounded RPG seekers. Not the 94 club — and the aggregates are honest about that.
Sources checked 15 Oct 2026: Steam, OpenCritic and Metacritic.
