Kingdom Come: Deliverance II vs Red Dead Redemption 2
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is the cheaper of the two right now at ~US$61.03, US$1.48 less than Red Dead Redemption 2. On playtime it is also the better value: Kingdom Come: Deliverance II costs US$1.11/h against US$1.25/h for Red Dead Redemption 2 — 55h to beat versus 50h. Steam players rate Kingdom Come: Deliverance II higher: 94% positive against 92%.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II vs Red Dead Redemption 2, side by side
| Metric | Kingdom Come: Deliverance II | Red Dead Redemption 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Price now | ~US$61.03 | ~US$62.51 |
| All-time low | not recorded | not recorded |
| Steam rating | 94% positive | 92% positive |
| Hours to beat | 55h | 50h |
| Cost per hour | US$1.11/h | US$1.25/h |
| Players | Single-player only | Single-player + Red Dead Online |
| Available on | Steam, Epic, GOG | Steam, Epic |
| Released | 2025, Warhorse Studios | 2019, Rockstar Games |
Pick Kingdom Come: Deliverance II if
The most convincing medieval world ever built in a game. It is a Open-World RPG by Warhorse Studios, 2025, and takes about 55 hours. The catch: systems-heavy opening hours are slow going. Full Kingdom Come: Deliverance II price breakdown.
Pick Red Dead Redemption 2 if
Arguably the finest story and cast in any open world. It is a Open-World Action by Rockstar Games, 2019, and takes about 50 hours. The catch: deliberately slow, weighty movement frustrates some. Full Red Dead Redemption 2 price breakdown.
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Prices come straight from the stores' own feeds, in USD for United States, and are cached for about 30 minutes; hours-to-beat and the pros and cons are our editorial estimates. Cost per hour is the cheapest current price divided by hours-to-beat. No ads, no affiliate links and no paid placement — a store link earns us nothing. Every weight and threshold we use is published.