Kingdom Come: Deliverance
Role PlayingRealistic single-player RPG set in the medieval Europe. Open-world sandbox with period accurate melee combat. Dungeons & no Dragons.
Warhorse Studios
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Warhorse was founded in 2011 by Dan Vávra, creator of Mafia and Mafia 2, and Martin Klíma, formerly of ALTAR (Original War, UFO:* trilogy). We are a new independent game development studio based in Prague, Czech Republic. We have an experienced team of industry veterans, with combined track record of dozens games published and millions copies sold. We come from different teams and backgrounds, but we are united in our quest to create compelling games in friendly working environments. The studio is currently working on as yet unannounced RPG title. See our website for a bigger picture.
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