Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II has a few editions you may purchase along with several in-game pre-order bonuses.
The countdown is on for the release of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. RPG fans everywhere are anxiously awaiting the sequel for one of the most realistic games ever created. If you’re still on the fence about Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, though, it will likely benefit you to know all of the available editions and pre-order bonuses the game offers.
There are a few editions you may purchase, each ranging in terms of price, as well as some pre-order bonuses you can pick up for buying the game ahead of time. You can see exactly what Kingdom Come: Deliverance II offers in the guide below.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II pre-order bonuses
Before we get into the individual editions, let’s go over all of the pre-order bonuses you can receive by simply purchasing Kingdom Come: Deliverance II before itsrelease date.
Unfortunately, at the time of writing, there’s only one pre-order bonus that we know about:
That’s the entire list of pre-order bonuses. Regardless of whether you pre-order the standard edition or the most expensive edition, you won’t get any additional in-game rewards. This is quite rare to see in today’s age, as developers often throw pre-order bonuses at players to entice them to buy their games early.
However, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II developer Warhorse Studios is evidently letting the gameplay speak for itself. This has seemingly paid off as well, as the sequel currently ranks as one of the best-selling games on Steam three weeks before its release date.
All Kingdom Come: Deliverance II editions
There are three total editions you can purchase for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. However, only two of them are going to be immediately available, with the last edition requiring a bit of work on your part. You can see those editions, their price, and what they offer below:
Gold Edition ($80 on PC) ($90 on console)
Collector’s Edition ($200) (GameStop exclusive)
As you may see, the Standard and Gold Editions are what most players are going to be able to purchase. The Collector’s Edition is only available at GameStop, costs $200, and there’s only a limited amount of them.
If you want the Collector’s Edition, go to your local GameStop or go online to pre-order one. Don’t wait too long, though, as the Collector’s Edition will likely sell out very quickly.
We’ll update this guide if any further pre-order bonuses or editions are announced before the launch of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II.
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