“Fans have asked, but it’s simply not happening.” Despite repeated requests from players, Warhorse Studios has firmly shut down the possibility of remastering their acclaimed medieval RPG, Kingdom Come: Deliverance. According to the studio’s publishing director, a lack of available staff is the key reason behind the decision.

Remasters or remakes of recent games were once extremely uncommon, but the gaming industry has evolved considerably, turning this previously rare phenomenon into a growing trend. Warhorse Studios, creators of the hit RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance, recently addressed frequent fan inquiries about the possibility of remastering their successful 2018 title. However, their response was a clear and decisive “no.”

Sir Tobi, Warhorse Studios’ PR director, explained in a recent interview with YouTuber SxyBiscuit that although players regularly request an updated or improved version of the beloved medieval game, the studio is completely dedicated to developing Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. He further clarified that while they’re open to porting the game to platforms like Nintendo Switch, such projects would only be considered if another company approaches them with a concrete proposal.

The primary barrier preventing Warhorse from revisiting their original RPG lies in their limited workforce and resources. With approximately 150 employees, the team is currently fully committed to creating new content, expansions, and continuous improvements—including recent features like the highly popular “Barber Mode”—for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. As a result, the studio simply doesn’t have enough people or funding available to undertake a remaster project.

Warhorse Studios Has Ambitious Plans to Develop Multiple Games Simultaneously

Beyond staffing constraints, Sir Tobi also revealed Warhorse Studios’ ambition to diversify and expand their game portfolio in the future. The studio aims to handle multiple game projects at the same time, once the current roadmap for their newest RPG is completed. This strategy leaves no room to revisit or rework their previous hit game, effectively ruling out a remaster for the foreseeable future.

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