- IMPROVEDAnnounced the start of the Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Arabic localization project.
- IMPROVEDSet the initial compatibility target for the PC version on Steam.
- IMPROVEDPlanned Arabic coverage for menus, dialogue, quests, and key terminology.
- IMPROVEDPrepared an Arabic style that keeps the medieval tone clear and readable.
In progressComing soonRPGMedievalDialoguev0.1
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II · Warhorse Studios · 2025
The Arabic localization for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is coming soon to Ahl Al-Nojoom. It is a huge historical RPG with dense dialogue, deep roleplay, and a medieval world that deserves a careful Arabic treatment.
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PATCH PROGRESS60%DONEv0.1Version0Downloads
SCREENSHOTSScreenshots of the patch
HOW TO INSTALLHow to install
- 01Prepare your game copy
Update Kingdom Come: Deliverance II on Steam before installing the Arabic patch. A clean copy with minimal mods is recommended.
Steam > Kingdom Come: Deliverance II > Update - 02Download the patch
Once the download button is enabled, download the official Arabic patch from Ahl Al-Nojoom only.
najmstar.com - 03Extract the archive
Extract the Arabic patch archive into a temporary folder outside the game directory so you can review the files first.
KCD2-Arabic-Patch - 04Install the files
Follow the included readme, then copy the files into the game directory if the patch instructions ask you to.
SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/KingdomComeDeliverance2 - 05Launch the game
Launch the game and check that Arabic text appears in the menus or during the first dialogue scene.
Launch from Steam
ABOUT THIS PATCHAbout this patch
The Arabic localization is coming soon. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II takes us back to 15th-century Bohemia with Henry, full of conflict, villages, castles, tough choices, and a world packed with detail.
This project aims to make the game easier to enjoy in Arabic while respecting its historical tone. The focus is on menus, dialogue, descriptions, quests, and key terms so players can follow the story without a language barrier.
The translation will keep the medieval flavor without making the text too heavy. Character and place names will be handled consistently, while combat, religious, and social terms will be adapted to fit the context clearly.
The Arabic patch is planned for PC first, with Steam as the main target. Current compatibility target is game update 1.5.6, and if Warhorse Studios releases a new update, the files will be checked again before publishing.
Stay close. Once the test build is ready, we will share the details here and collect feedback to make the localization as polished as possible.
