Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 developer Warhorse Studios has confirmed that it has suffered a cyberattack, with the Czech studio now working to secure its systems and determine what happened. The incident has drawn particular attention following reports that attackers gained unauthorized access to company systems and internal data.
The timing is concerning for a studio preparing two new games, including another adventure in the Kingdom Come franchise and an RPG set in The Lord of the Rings universe. Warhorse has also yet to disclose the full extent of the hacking incident, leaving some important questions unanswered.
Warhorse Studios Confirms Unauthorized Access to Internal Data
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Credits: Warhorse Studios/Deep Silver
Credits: Warhorse Studios/Deep Silver
Credits: Warhorse Studios/Deep Silver
Credits: Warhorse Studios/Deep Silver
Credits: Warhorse Studios/Deep Silver
Warhorse addressed its players and friends in a statement on X, confirming the attack directly. “We’re sorry to share that Warhorse Studios has been hit by a cyberattack,” the developer wrote, adding that cybersecurity specialists were helping secure its systems and determine the full extent of the incident. The studio thanked its community for standing by it.
CEO Martin Frývaldský subsequently described the situation as serious for both the company and everyone affected. According to Czech news outlet CzechCrunch, he said the studio’s immediate priority was to secure its systems, establish the extent of the breach, and protect its employees, partners, and community. He also said the company was committing the necessary re
The relevant authorities are involved in the response although Warhorse has stopped short of sharing much of the more technical details. The studio has not identified the attackers or explained how they gained access. It has also yet to specify which data was accessed or whether any information has been published outside the company
Warhorse has declined to comment further while it investigates, promising to share additional information when it can do so responsibly.
Warhorse Studios Is at Work On Two Major New Games
Warhorse announced two upcoming projects in May 2026, giving fans a glimpse of what lies beyond Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 . The first is another Kingdom Come adventure, although the studio has not officially called it Kingdom Come: Deliverance III
The second project takes the developer into J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth with an open-world RPG set in The Lord of the Rings universe. It marks a major departure from the historically-grounded medieval setting that made Warhorse famous, although its experience building expansive RPG worlds gives the team a stellar foundation for the new project. Both games are still awaiting further details, including any release windows.
The cyberattack comes at a sensitive time for a studio working on two substantial projects, but there is no confirmed evidence that either game was compromised or that it will have an effect on their respective development cycles. For now, the investigation will determine what the incident actually affected. Further updates from Warhorse should clarify the situation as more verified information becomes available.
What concerns you more about this incident, the potential exposure of internal studio data or the uncertainty surrounding Warhorse’s upcoming games? Let us know in the comments below!
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