Kingdom Come: Deliverance
News, coverage and analysis tracking Kingdom Come: Deliverance across the outlets.
The next Kingdom Come game is an "open-world RPG," Warhorse confirmsWarhorse Studios has confirmed that the next Kingdom Come title will be an open-world RPG, distinct from their Middle-earth project. The studio also revealed that Prokop Jirsa will lead the Kingdom Come franchise, while Viktor Bocan will head the Lord of the Rings game. The new Kingdom Come game is tentatively slated for release between April 2027 and March 2028.
An open-world Lord of the Rings RPG from the Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 studio feels even more perfect when you spot all the Tolkien references in Warhorse's latest gameWarhorse Studios, the developer of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, has confirmed rumors that they are working on an open-world Lord of the Rings RPG. The article highlights numerous Lord of the Rings references found within Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 as evidence that this new project is a natural fit for the studio.
Ubisoft has staff for '70 Warhorse-sized studios' after cuts, says Kingdom Come director—'That could be 10 KCD2-sized games… released every year'Kingdom Come: Deliverance director Daniel Vávra commented on Ubisoft's recent layoffs, stating the company still has enough staff to operate 70 studios the size of Warhorse. He suggested this workforce could produce ten games the size of Kingdom Come 2 annually. The article also touches on Ubisoft's broader management issues and Vávra's history of controversial statements.
New Kingdom Come Adventure is Slated for Release Between April 2027 and March 2028Warhorse Studios is working on a new Kingdom Come adventure, with parent company Embracer Group targeting a release between April 2027 and March 2028. This new project does not include 'Deliverance' in its title, suggesting a new story and potentially a smaller scope than Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. The studio is also developing an open-world RPG set in The Lord of the Rings' Middle-earth.
It's official: Warhorse Studios is officially working on a new open-world Lord of the Rings RPG alongside 'a…Warhorse Studios has officially announced it is developing a new open-world role-playing game set in Middle-earth, alongside a new installment in the Kingdom Come series. While no release windows have been provided, the studio expressed excitement to share more details in the future. Embracer Group, Warhorse's parent company, is increasing its focus on The Lord of the Rings intellectual property.
It's Official, Warhorse Studios Is Working On A New "Open World Middle-earth RPG"Warhorse Studios has officially announced it is developing a new open-world RPG set in Middle-earth, alongside a new Kingdom Come adventure. While no platforms or release window have been revealed, the studio previously worked with Saber Interactive to bring Kingdom Come: Deliverance to the Nintendo Switch.- New Middle-earth RPG and Kingdom Come RevealedWarhorse Studios has confirmed rumors regarding its upcoming projects. The developer is reportedly working on an open-world RPG set in Middle-earth and a new installment in the Kingdom Come series.
Warhorse's new Kingdom Come "adventure" is most definitely "a game" releasing as early as 2027, Embracer CEO confirms, but I'm dying to know if it's full-blown RPG or a spinoffEmbracer Group CEO Phil Rogers confirmed that Warhorse Studios is developing a new Kingdom Come game, with a potential release in their next fiscal year. While details are scarce, Rogers indicated it is a full game and not a spinoff, and expressed optimism that fans will enjoy it. The studio is also rumored to be working on a Lord of the Rings RPG.- The Kingdom Come studio is officially making a Lord of the Rings RPGWarhorse Studios, known for Kingdom Come: Deliverance, is officially developing a new role-playing game set in The Lord of the Rings universe. Details are scarce, but the project is confirmed to be in development.
Warhorse Studios Reveals 2 Big Projects: A Lord of the Rings RPG & Kingdom ComeWarhorse Studios has announced two major upcoming projects: an open-world Role-Playing Game set in Middle-earth and a new installment in the Kingdom Come series. While details are scarce, the studio confirmed the existence of both titles via their official X account, sparking excitement among fans for new entries in beloved franchises.
Embracer Group cuts itself into pieces, this is its last resort: Bifurcation, new listing—licensing out Kain and…Embracer Group is splitting into two separate companies to improve focus and value creation. One entity, Fellowship Entertainment, will house studios like 4A Games and Crystal Dynamics, managing IPs such as Tomb Raider and The Lord of the Rings. The remaining Embracer will include THQ Nordic and other studios, with properties like Biomutant and Wreckfest. CEO Lars Wingefors indicated a more active exploration of external partnerships for IPs like Saints Row and Legacy of Kain.
Franchises Like Deus Ex And TimeSplitters Might Just Have A FutureEmbracer Group will split into two companies in 2027, with Fellowship Entertainment retaining major video game intellectual properties. The company is seeking partners to develop titles such as Deus Ex, TimeSplitters, and Saints Row, while also exploring collaborations on franchises like Metro and Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Dark Horse Comics will also play a role in utilizing Embracer's IP.- Franchises Like Deus Ex And TimeSplitters Might Just Have A FutureEmbracer Group will split into two companies in 2027, with Fellowship Entertainment retaining major video game intellectual properties. The company is seeking partners to develop titles such as Deus Ex, TimeSplitters, and Saints Row, while also exploring collaborations on franchises like Metro and Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Dark Horse Comics will also play a role in utilizing Embracer's IP.
- Lord of the Rings fans, rejoice: Kingdom Come devs are officially taking us to Middle-earthWarhorse Studios, the developers behind Kingdom Come: Deliverance, are officially developing a new game set in the Lord of the Rings universe. Further details about the project are expected to be revealed at a later date.
Warhorse Studio Reveals It's Working on a "Middle-Earth RPG"Warhorse Studios has announced it is developing an open-world "Middle-earth RPG" in addition to a new "Kingdom Come adventure." The studio also plans to utilize generative AI for localization, a decision that has drawn controversy and led to a translator's layoff. Head developer Daniel Vavra has stepped down to focus on a Kingdom Come movie.- An Open-World Middle-Earth RPG From Kingdom Come Studio Is Officially HappeningWarhorse Studios has officially confirmed it is developing an open-world RPG set in Middle-earth, based on The Lord of the Rings IP. The studio, owned by Embracer Group, is also working on a new entry in its Kingdom Come series. Details on the Lord of the Rings game are scarce, but it follows Embracer's acquisition of Middle-earth Enterprises and its stated goal of a 'Lord of the Rings Renaissance'.
Former Embracer CEO says Fellowship Entertainment spin-off is the "most effective long-term solution"Embracer Group's former CEO Lars Wingefors has stated that spinning off Fellowship Entertainment is the most effective long-term solution for its undervalued intellectual properties. The new entity will focus on IPs like Kingdom Come: Deliverance, Tomb Raider, and Lord of the Rings, aiming for industry-leading profitability and organic growth. This move is part of Embracer's broader restructuring efforts following significant layoffs and asset sales.
Embracer Plans On Letting Licensing Out Saints Row, Deus Ex, Timesplitters And MoreEmbracer Group CEO Lars Wingefors announced plans to explore external partnerships for licensing out several of the company's intellectual properties, including Saints Row, Deus Ex, and TimeSplitters. This strategy aims to revive dormant franchises and expand their reach beyond gaming into other media. A new entity, Fellowship Entertainment, will focus on major franchises like Tomb Raider and The Lord of the Rings.
Embracer is splitting in half again, sending Fellowship Entertainment on its merry wayEmbracer Group is splitting into two segments, creating a new company called Fellowship Entertainment to house major IPs like The Lord of the Rings and Tomb Raider, with an IPO planned for 2027. This move aims to better communicate Embracer's diverse operations and unlock the potential of its undervalued assets. The company has undergone previous splits and significant layoffs following financial difficulties.
Embracer Group announces plans to spin-off Fellowship EntertainmentEmbracer Group announced plans to spin off Fellowship Entertainment, which will focus on premium intellectual property and development, including titles like Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Tomb Raider. The remaining Embracer entity will implement a more efficient structure with tighter cost control. This news coincides with Embracer's Q4 financial results, which showed a 24% net sales decline and a significant non-cash impairment.