Intriguing whispers have emerged from the gaming community as rumors circulate about a potential remaster of the beloved game, Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Originally developed by Warhorse Studios, this classic RPG might be making a return, but with a twist. Sources suggest an early 2026 release, yet caution is advised as the details remain speculative. With Kingdom Come: Deliverance II receiving critical acclaim in 2025, fans are eager to see how this rumored remaster will fit into the success story.
Unveiling the Rumor
Back in October, a rumor surfaced that Warhorse Studios was crafting a remaster of their first installment, Kingdom Come: Deliverance. The speculation originated from a Reddit user, bertik11, known for reliable leaks about Warhorse Studios in the past. According to this source, the remaster is expected to debut in February 2026. However, fans should manage their expectations, as sources indicate this might simply be a port of the PC version rather than a full-fledged remaster.
What to Expect from the Remaster
In a detailed Reddit post, bertik11 shared insights about the supposed remaster, cautioning that it might be more of a port for next-gen consoles. “Don’t expect too much,” the post reads, hinting at minimal changes beyond adapting the game for current technology. With no official word from Warhorse Studios, the gaming world is left to ponder how this potential release will be received, especially if it lacks an upgrade path for existing owners.
Potential Impact and Fan Reactions
As Kingdom Come: Deliverance II continues to bask in success, becoming one of 2025’s top-selling games and a Game of the Year nominee at The Game Awards, Warhorse Studios might aim to keep the series relevant by revisiting the original. However, if the remaster is perceived as just a simple port without added value, it could disappoint both long-time fans and new players introduced through the sequel.
The gaming community awaits official confirmation on whether this remaster will bring new excitement or leave fans wishing for more from a simple port.