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What once started as a Kickstarter-backed project, Kingdom Come: Deliverance went on to make a name for itself as a medieval RPG with a uniquely grounded approach when it launched in 2018, eschewing some of the fantasy elements commonly seen in the genre and focusing on a story more rooted in the history of the Czech Republic, and developer Warhorse Studios is officially returning to its world with the upcoming Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. The story of the original title followed a blacksmith's son who sought revenge after the decimation of his hometown and murder of his family, and the sequel sees him far more involved in the politics of the land as he interacts more with the nobles of the land.
In the years that followed, Warhorse Studios has grown significantly as a studio, going from 90 people to 250, and the scale of the sequel seems set to reflect this, with the studio's PR Manager, Tobias Stolz-Zwilling (aka. Sir Tobi), revealing that there will be between 80-100 hours in the base game alone, over double the length of the first game. Of course, this likely doesn't include the various side quests and other activities - most of which will be replayable due to their different outcomes - which will extend the game's length significantly.
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