Deliverance 2 passes the Steam Deck test on performance, even with some higher settings, though not all of it perfectly suits the 800p screen.

On Valve’s platform, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 hit a peak of 159,351 concurrents, a number that will surely grow as it heads into its first weekend on sale. For context, the first Kingdom Come: Deliverance hit a peak Steam concurrent player count of 96,069 seven years ago.

Its concurrent player count peak has also climbed over 175k since it came out.

Deliverance 2 is out now, and it's a corker of an RPG—hence the 90% score. It's also extremely dense, and it'll give you a lot to juggle once you've left the mostly linear introduction. To make your jaunt through Bohemia a bit easier,

Deliverance II doesn't mind making you despair for nearly 20 full hours of play before something clicks. It's truly an incredible achievement for Warhorse Studios, but many won't have the patience to see what makes this historical adventure so magical.

Deliverance 2 offers players a lot of freedom in how they explore Bohemia. If you're looking to take a less noble route and roleplay as a thief, then you're going to need to master the art of lockpicking.