After just a day on the market, the highly anticipated sequel to 2018s Kingdom Come: Deliverance has sold 1 million copies. Warhorse Studios Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 was released to immediate and widespread critical acclaim and, obviously, mounds of sales impressive at any time but particularly in a competitive month thatll see Civilization 7, Assassins Creed Shadows, Avowed, Monster Hunter Wilds, and Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii released before it comes to an end.The massive sales number so close to other hugely popular releases suggests players are either dedicated fans who planned on buying Deliverance 2 no matter when it came out, or that players intend to buy several games at the $60 price point in 2025. Regardless, the consensus among game reviewers (besides Polygon, unfortunately, as we didnt get a chance to play the game before launch) is that the game kicks ass, especially for folks already invested in the franchise. The combat gets lots of praise, along with the faithful and direct continuation of the story from the first game and the games signature realism and wry humor stays in this one, too.The numbers here also make sense given the first games success. IGN reported in 2018 that director Daniel Vvra said Kingdom Come: Deliverance sold half a million copies in its first week.