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Two more PS Plus Extra games—Kingdom Come: Deliverance (PS5/PS4) and Life Is Strange: Double Exposure (PS5)—are now available for USA/UK/Japan in June as Sony continues its region-based weekly drops; the rest of the world already had them, with the final June drops set for June 30: Farming Simulator 25, Blades of Fire, and Black Desert.
Push Square’s June 2026 PS Plus lineup centers Final Fantasy XVI for Extra, supported by Sonic X Shadow Generations, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and Life Is Strange: Double Exposure, while Premium highlights Gitaroo Man; readers are invited to vote in polls and share their reactions in the comments.
Sony has announced eight titles for PS Plus Extra and Premium for June 2026. The lineup is led by Final Fantasy 16, with Sonic X Shadow Generations, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, Life is Strange: Double Exposure, Farming Simulator 25, Blades of Fire, Black Desert, and Gitaroo Man also included. Release dates vary by region: Sonic X Shadow Generations lands June 10 (US/UK) and June 11 (Japan); Final Fantasy 16 and Gitaroo Man go live globally on June 16; Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Life is Strange: Double Exposure arrive June 23; Farming Simulator 25, Blades of Fire, and Black Desert arrive June 30 in US/UK/Japan.
Warhorse Studios says the next Kingdom Come adventure is targeting its next fiscal year (April 2027–March 2028), potentially delivering Kingdom Come: Deliverance 3 sooner than the seven-year gap between KCD1 and KCD2. Described as a new Kingdom Come open-world RPG, the project may run alongside Warhorse’s open-world Middle-earth game, with no official date yet. Fan expectations are mixed—optimistic about a faster release but wary about compromising quality—while the franchise rides momentum from KCD2’s ~5 million copies sold and a film in development.
Warhorse Studios has officially announced a brand-new open-world Middle-earth RPG, but no platforms or launch window were revealed; the studio also teased a new Kingdom Come Deliverance project, adding that Kingdom Come Deliverance previously released on Nintendo Switch in 2024 with Saber Interactive. More information will be shared when ready.
Warhorse Studios confirms it is developing an open-world Middle-earth RPG and a new Kingdom Come adventure, signaling two projects in early development with no release timelines yet.
Warhorse Studios, maker of Kingdom Come: Deliverance, has announced an open-world Middle-earth RPG; details are scarce and it may explore a Tolkien timeline outside The Lord of the Rings. The venture leverages Warhorse’s immersive, realistic combat style and aligns with ongoing Middle-earth media expansions.
Warhorse Studios’ Kingdom Come: Deliverance II AMA on Reddit devolved into questions about AI replacing translators after a former editor said AI would obviate translation work. The devs pushed back, clarifying they do not use AI for final game content and are actively hiring human translators; AI tools may assist early production, but humans are still essential, and the studio plans to expand translation efforts.
Insider Gaming reports whispers that Warhorse Studios (developers of Kingdom Come: Deliverance) are working on a new The Lord of the Rings open-world RPG, with around $100 million in UAE funding and a codename linked to ‘Revenge Studios’; a Polish industry veteran claimed on a podcast that Warhorse is the studio, but there is no official confirmation and the story remains speculative.
A remaster or port of Kingdom Come Deliverance for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S is reportedly scheduled for February 2026, likely offering upgraded graphics and performance but not groundbreaking changes, coinciding with the game's eighth anniversary and following the release of its sequel.
Larian Studios' admission of using generative AI in tasks like concept art sparked controversy, but fellow developer Daniel Vávra argues AI is an inevitable and beneficial part of modern game development, potentially reducing costs and development time, and enabling more creative freedom. He emphasizes that AI's integration is unstoppable and could revolutionize how games are made, despite ongoing debates and fears.