Kingdom Come: Deliverance has officially sold over 3 million units, Deep Silver announced today, roughly two years after its original release. To celebrate this momentous occasion, there'll be a free Steam weekend this week, and the game developer Warhorse Studios is also showcasing a new logo.
In celebration of selling over 3 million copies of its critically acclaimed medieval role-playing game Kingdom Come: Deliverance, Warhorse Studios is introducing a new corporate logo. The design represents the strong and dynamic qualities of the team, while remaining true to the origins of the company; the same counts for the combined glyphs “HO” in the word WARHORSE, inspired by medieval inscriptions.Two years after release, the award winning RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance has reached over 3 million units sold with an excess of 1.5 million DLCs sold across all platforms (PC/PlayStation 4/Xbox One). Warhorse Studios is celebrating this important milestone with an exclusive Steam Free Weekend from June 18 -22 to celebrate this milestone.
The press release also mentions that Warhorse is now 'starting to work on a new project', which suggests that the studio's next game (likely a Kingdom Come sequel given the aforementioned sales success, though we can't be certain as of yet) is still quite a way off its release. Meanwhile, though, Warhorse is expanding its headcount with the goal to reach 180 employees within the next year. You can take a look at the currently available job positions here.
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