Kingdom Come: Deliverance – Czechia’s iconic medieval game
With over five million copies sold worldwide, Kingdom Come: Deliverance has a fan base literally all over the globe. Many of its fans come to Czechia to seek out landmarks they know from the game. For Warhorse, the most important thing is the accurate depiction of historical events, places, and clothing as well as the knightly battles. "I think the most important thing in our game is the freedom we offer our players," says Martin Klíma, executive producer of Warhorse Studio.
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