The next Kingdom Come game now has a big ol' release window, and you might be pleased to hear there won't be another seven-year gap between Warhorse Studios' massive open-world RPGs.
Publisher Embracer Group put a more concrete release window on the still mysterious new Kingdom Come game, which hasn't even been properly named yet, in its most recent financial report. According to Embracer CEO Phil Rogers, the company expects whatever the next Kingdom Come is to launch before the end of its fiscal year 2028.
In less business-y terms, that means Warhorse Studios should be releasing another entry in its historical series before April 2028. At least, that's what the developer's parent company is expecting - anything can happen in game dev land, of course, and corporate expectations aren't always strictly prophetic.
We don't know much about Kingdom Come: [Insert Epic Subtitle Here], but don't worry about your favorite series suddenly heel-turning to become a medieval shopkeeping game or a horseback jousting sim. Warhorse confirmed in no uncertain terms that the project is indeed both a video game and an open-world RPG. Phew.
What makes the game's new release window such a pleasant surprise is the fact that Warhorse took seven years to make the excellent Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. Should Embracer's forecast rain true, the next game in the series will only have made fans wait for about three years - and that's without mentioning that Warhorse probably has its hands full on a The Lord of the Rings RPG that's also in development at the same time. My backlog is practically trembling from the fear of two, probably very big open-world games on the horizon, but hey, I can't complain too much about getting more adventures from the studio behind one of 2025's best games.
