We first heard of King’s Bounty 2 back in August 2019, a whole year ago. Back then the original plan was to deliver the successor to the critically acclaimed King’s Bounty to Xbox One, PS4 and PC at some point in 2020. But you know, things change and with such a challenging past few months behind us, delays and pushbacks are commonplace. Now though it’s looking likely that King’s Bounty 2 will arrive in 2021, with a co-publishing deal between Koch Media and 1C leading the way for its release.
The long awaited sequel to the legendary King’s Bounty, King’s Bounty 2 will arrive both physically and digitally across Xbox One, PS4, PC and now also Nintendo Switch in March 2021, with retail shelves and digital storefronts holding copies courtesy of Koch Media and 1C.
It promises to offer up a fresh take on the acclaimed fantasy series, delivering tactical turn-based battles to offer players a truly immersive RPG experience. It also promises plenty of weight with each and every decision, whether that be as you go leading an army into battle against unliving horrors, or building relations with local townsfolk. With a rich world that should well blend realism and fantasy, come complete with compelling stories, memorable characters and moral choices aplenty, there’s much to look forward to with King’s Bounty 2.
“I am very happy to team up with Koch Media for our upcoming release of King’s Bounty 2 game. I believe that this is a classic example of partnership when the result is much better than just the sum of two parts”, says Nikolay Baryshnikov, CEO of 1C Entertainment.
“We are delighted to team up with 1C Entertainment for this upcoming release. King’s Bounty 2 fits perfectly into our broad portfolio of quality games for gamers. Our teams in Munich and around the world are going to support the dev team at 1C with all of our local and global publishing and marketing experience.” says Dr. Klemens Kundratitz, CEO at Koch Media.
Give the latest trailer a little watch down below and let us know your thoughts. Will you be picking this up in 2021? Will you be going physical or digital? We’d love to hear from you.
