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Warhorse Studios refused to confirm or deny a Lord of the Rings project for Embracer, saying they’re hard at work on a “huge, immersive RPG” with no details available. The rumour stemmed from a Polish Tolkien podcast and was later acknowledged in social posts, leaving the LOTR speculation unresolved while the studio focuses on undisclosed work.
Kingdom Come Deliverance II's director Daniel Vávra defends the optional Henry–Hans romance as non-coercive, natural, and educational, praising the approach as the right way and noting it earned two Gayming Magazine Awards nominations (Fan Favorite and Best LGBTQ+ Character for Hans). He argues against what he calls forced ‘woke’ depictions in other titles, while clarifying he stepped back from Warhorse Studios to work on a Kingdom Come film; sales and reception are cited in support of the approach.
A Warhorse Studios translator, Max H., says he was told his localization role for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II was “obsolete” as the studio moves to AI to cut costs, signaling a broader trend of AI replacing human workers in game localization. The piece notes industry tensions around AI use and cites recent examples of cost-cutting with AI tools in game development.
Microsoft reveals February’s Xbox Game Pass additions, including Aerial_Knight's DropShot, Death Howl, EA Sports College Football 26, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt—Complete Edition, Towerborne, Final Fantasy 3, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, with Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Avowed already available; a number of titles—Monster Train, Expeditions: A MudRunner Game, Injustice 2, and Middle‑Earth: Shadow of War—will depart the service by the end of February.
Xbox Game Pass reveals a busy lineup from today through early March, with day-one drops, updates, and new arrivals including Aerial_Knight’s Dropshot, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, and Avowed updates. Upcoming highlights include Death Howl, EA Sports College Football 26, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance II (March 3), plus titles like TCG Card Shop Simulator, Dice A Million, Towerborne (full release), Final Fantasy III, and more. A number of games are leaving the service on February 28, such as Monster Train and Injustice 2, among others.
Xbox offers Free Play Days featuring five games including Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Wild Bastards, Crime Boss: Rockay City, Trailmakers, and Big Helmet Heroes, allowing players to try these titles for free during the event with options to purchase at discounts.
The article highlights top deals including Apple AirPods Pro 2 for $149, discounts on Samsung gaming monitors, the release of Donkey Kong Bananza for Nintendo Switch 2, and opportunities to request invites for the Nintendo Switch 2, along with game discounts for Splatoon 3 and details on Kingdom Come: Deliverance II.
Warhorse Studios has announced that Kingdom Come: Deliverance II will be released a week earlier than previously scheduled, now launching on February 4, 2025. This update follows a prior delay into 2025. The announcement was made on social media, promising more exciting news soon, including a new story trailer release. The game, known for its historical accuracy, has generated significant anticipation, especially among fans of the first installment, which sold eight million copies since 2018.
Warhorse Studios has announced Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, the sequel to its popular RPG set in medieval Bohemia, which will be twice as large as the original game. The game will feature a highly-reactive world, a reputation system, and a variety of environments, including a large, explorable medieval urban center. The story will be set in Kuttenberg and will incorporate a wider range of ethnicities and characters. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is set for a 2024 release on Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and PC.