Embracer Group has confirmed that Warhorse Studios' untitled Kingdom Come spin-off will be released between April 2027 and March 2028, according to its Q1 financial report. The announcement also places Darksiders 4 within the same release window, while Warhammer 40,000: Dawn Of War 4 has been delayed to December 3.
Kingdom Come Spin-Off Release Window
The new Kingdom Come game, announced in May, was previously described as a 'new Kingdom Come Adventure' rather than Deliverance 3. Warhorse Studios had earlier stated that 'If everything goes right it comes next fiscal year,' and Embracer's latest financial report indicates that the project remains on track for a release between April 2027 and March 2028.
While the exact nature of the game remains undisclosed, the confirmation of the release window suggests development is progressing as planned. The report also confirms that Darksiders 4, developed by Gunfire Games, will launch within the same timeframe, though no further details have been provided.
Other Embracer Releases and Delays
In addition to these titles, the financial report reveals that Warhammer 40,000: Dawn Of War 4 has been delayed by three months to December 3, allowing for additional polish. This release will follow the highly anticipated GTA 6, but given the different genres, it is unlikely to face significant competition.
Embracer also has several other projects in the pipeline, including Tomb Raider: Legacy Of Atlantis, a remake of the original PS1 game, now scheduled for February 12, and Metro 2039, a narrative-driven first-person shooter due the same month. Remasters of Deus Ex and Thief: The Dark Project are also planned, though release dates remain unconfirmed.
Future Projects and Expectations
The Lord of the Rings game, also being developed by Warhorse, was not mentioned in the report, indicating that it is likely far from release. The Kingdom Come spin-off is expected to arrive first, with the Lord of the Rings title following later.
Embracer's lineup for the coming months appears robust, with a mix of new titles, remakes, and remasters. The confirmation of the Kingdom Come spin-off's release window provides clarity for fans, while the delay of Dawn Of War 4 underscores the company's commitment to quality.
