Warhorse Studios s.r.o. is a Czech video game developer based in Prague. Founded in July 2011 by Dan Vávra and Martin Klíma, the studio is best known for developing the Kingdom Come: Deliverance series, which began with Kingdom Come: Deliverance in February 2018 and continued with Kingdom Come: Deliverance II in February 2025. In February 2019, the company was acquired by Plaion.
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Kingdom Come Deliverance 2's intricate systems were inspired by unexpected player interactions, including a infamous "Epic Boots Quest" from the first game. A PC Gamer article detailing the quest influenced the sequel's design, leading to more realistic NPC behaviors. The game's 90% review praise highlights its immersive, systems-driven world.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 embraces intentional difficulty, a design choice that may deter some players seeking smooth experiences. With its excellent melee combat and exceptional story, the game earns a 9/10 from IGN. Warhorse Studios accepts the risk of losing players for the sake of its unique approach.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance ventures into uncharted territory with a €156 (approx. $180) perfume, exclusive to European shipments, crafted by Kintsugi Perfumes. This unusual offering promises to evoke "fragments of a world you already know" from the game. For the dedicated fan with a deep pocket, this scent aims to transport you back to the medieval world of Bohemia.
Warhorse Studios clarifies their stance on AI and hints at a new RPG project, but fans still wonder about a Lord of the Rings game.
Warhorse Studios is donating $100,000 to restore a real castle featured in Kingdom Come: Deliverance, aiming to return it to its former glory.