Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Spring Sale: archived 2026 discounts

Warhorse Studios joined the 2026 Steam Spring Sale with discounts across Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, the original Kingdom Come: Deliverance and their add-ons. The promotion ran from March 19 through March 26, so the percentages below document that sale rather than current pricing.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II offers

The sequel’s base game and Royal Edition were listed at 50% off. Its original soundtrack also received 50%, while the Expansion Pass was 35% off. Individual add-ons varied: Gallant Huntsman’s Kit and Shields of Seasons Passing were 30%, The Lion’s Crest was 35%, Brushes with Death was 40%, Legacy of the Forge was 30% and Mysteria Ecclesiae was 20%.

Discounts on the first game

The original Kingdom Come: Deliverance base game and Royal Edition were advertised at 80% off. The Royal DLC Package and major story add-ons such as A Woman’s Lot, Band of Bastards, From the Ashes and The Amorous Adventures of Bold Sir Hans Capon were listed at 70%, while selected soundtrack content reached 80%.

What “up to 50%” meant

The headline referred to the Kingdom Come: Deliverance II range, not a flat discount on every sequel product. Its DLC percentages ranged from 20% to 40%, while the base game, Royal Edition and soundtrack reached 50%. The separate “up to 80%” figure applied to products for the first Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

About the sequel

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II continues Henry of Skalitz’s story in war-torn fifteenth-century Bohemia. It is a systems-driven open-world RPG built around directional combat, dialogue, reputation, survival routines and political conflict. Editions and add-ons contain different content, so buyers should compare their live Steam descriptions rather than treating the former sale table as an edition guide.

How to check the price now

The March promotion has ended. Current discounts, regional prices and bundle savings may differ, and a later Steam sale can reuse neither the same percentages nor the same end date. The live product pages and the signed-in cart are the authoritative sources for today’s total and for products already owned.

Sources: Warhorse’s Steam announcement, the official Steam product page, an archived sale table and PC Gamer’s review.