Medieval RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance has been delayed to February 13, 2018, developer Warhorse Studios announced today.
According to the studio, the delay will allow the team "to secure the best quality for the future gamers and community of Kingdom Come: Deliverance." Before today's setback, the RPG was expected to be released sometime this year. It was first announced with a release window of 2016.
Alongside the announcement, Warhorse released a new story trailer focusing on the game's tale of revenge.
Last year, Warhorse announced a publishing partnership with Deep Silver. As part of the deal, Warhorse will handle digital distribution of the PC version, while Deep Silver publishes physical copies of the PC version and all PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of Kingdom Come.
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According to the studio, the delay will allow the team "to secure the best quality for the future gamers and community of Kingdom Come: Deliverance." Before today's setback, the RPG was expected to be released sometime this year. It was first announced with a release window of 2016.
Alongside the announcement, Warhorse released a new story trailer focusing on the game's tale of revenge.
Last year, Warhorse announced a publishing partnership with Deep Silver. As part of the deal, Warhorse will handle digital distribution of the PC version, while Deep Silver publishes physical copies of the PC version and all PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of Kingdom Come.
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