Kingdom Come: Deliverance Delayed to Summer 2016

Warhorse Studios has announced that its upcoming realistic RPG – that is powered by CRYENGINE – has been delayed to Summer 2016. As Warhorse noted, this delay will give the company enough time to add more quests, expand it, and further polish it.

As Daniel Vavra said in the latest video update:

“At the current stage, we realized that we will need a little bit more time, so the current plan is to release the game a few months later, most likely in the middle of. We planned to have about 100 quests, it’s a lot more than we planned originally, and it will take a little bit more time.”

Warhorse Studios has also announced the availability of the game’s Tech Alpha 0.3 build to all of its backers. This new version includes a lock picking mini game, a new quest, as well as temporary voice overs.

Moreover, Daniel revealed that the game’s beta phase will begin later this year. Not only that, but Warhorse wants to bring the beta build to Steam Early Access in order to get more feedback.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance - Video Update #10 about Lock Picking

7 thoughts on “Kingdom Come: Deliverance Delayed to Summer 2016”

  1. I’m a kickstarter backer and from all their development updates this was to be expected. They have quite a lot more work to do on the game before releasing.

  2. I backed this game, it’s a good thing they delayed it. I just don’t get why EVERY single game today is delayed. 50% of gaming news are delays these days.

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