Kingdom Come: Deliverance New Gameplay Video Released by Warhorse Studios

Pre-Order available on all platforms

To celebrate the upcoming holidays, Warhorse Studios released a new gameplay Video of Kingdom Come: Deliverance. The upcoming medieval role-playing game will launch on February 13, 2018 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One the all in one entertainment system from Microsoft. Digital and physical pre-orders are available on https://kcd.kochmedia.com.

Watch the Kingdom Come: Deliverance – Great Haste Makes Great Waste Gameplay Video:

Kingdom Come Deliverance is available for digital pre-order on Steam. For all pre-order packages – Steam, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One – Treasures of the Past – an exclusive armor set and new treasure maps are included.

• PC Retail                                    $59,99 / 49,99 € / £ n/a
• PC Digital                                   $59,99 / 49,99 € /  £ 39,99
• PlayStation 4 / Xbox One           $59,99 / 59,99 € / £ 54,99

Related: Kingdom Come: Deliverance New gamescom Story Trailer Released by Warhorse Studios

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