Warhorse Studios is developing a new Kingdom Come: Deliverance open-world RPG, targeting a launch window between April 2027 and March 2028. The studio confirmed the project will maintain the genre of its predecessors rather than shifting to a different style. Prokop Jirsa, lead designer of KCD 2, is leading the new Kingdom Come team as creative director.
Prokop Jirsa leads creative direction on the next open-world role-playing game from Warhorse Studios.
The upcoming title remains distinct from KCD 3, with the studio explicitly avoiding that label in official statements. This decision leaves open the possibility that the game may feature a new protagonist instead of continuing directly with Henry. The project sits alongside another Middle-earth development within Warhorse's current pipeline.
Specific technical specifications and system requirements are not yet available for the upcoming title. Warhorse Studios has not confirmed if the project uses the same technology base as its previous entry or employs distinct development tools. The team is currently establishing foundational mechanics and story elements during this initial development phase.
The announcement provides a clear timeline for fans awaiting further Kingdom Come content, with a multi-year development cycle indicating substantial scope. The studio continues to advance both its Kingdom Come and Middle-earth projects while limiting public updates to the announced genre and creative director. Production follows established workflows typical for large-scale role-playing games of this scope.
Pricing and availability details have not been announced by Warhorse Studios at this time. There are currently no details regarding platform availability or early purchase options. Consumers should monitor official announcements for updates on availability as development progresses toward its target window.
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