Warhorse Studios has announced that Kingdom Come: Deliverance has achieved over 6 million copies sold worldwide. This milestone marks a significant acceleration in sales compared to the original title, which took six years to reach the same figure, while the sequel accomplished it in approximately a year and a half. The studio attributes this success to the dedication of its player community.
Publisher Deep Silver expressed gratitude to the players, stating, "None of this would have been possible without the passion and support of the ever-growing Kingdom Come: Deliverance community. From day one, players have ridden alongside Henry on this journey, and Warhorse Studios looks forward to celebrating with fans throughout the summer at events, concerts, and community gatherings."
In addition to celebrating its sales success, Warhorse Studios has also provided a glimpse into its future projects. The studio confirmed it is working on two new open-world RPGs. One of these will be a new adventure set within the Kingdom Come universe, while the other will be an RPG journey set in Middle-earth. Further details on these upcoming titles have not yet been released, but the announcements signal Warhorse Studios' continued commitment to developing ambitious open-world experiences. Mentioned in the announcement, the studio also alluded to a new Kingdom Come-branded project and a new "open world Middle-earth RPG," hinting at the scope and ambition of their future endeavors. Might as well consider this a reminder that Warhorse Studios is working on two new open-world RPGs – a new Kingdom Come adventure and a journey into Middle-earth. That's all the info we have so far, but you can consider me very eager to hear more.