Warhorse Studios’ Kingdom Come: Deliverance has not only been fully backed within 36 hours but it has now gone onto smash through the first stretch goal.
As we reported only two days ago Warhorse Studios has launched a brand new Kickstarter campaign for Kingdom Come: Deliverance. The game is a medieval role play game with an open sandbox world. Attempting to be realistic the game features no magic and contains “Dungeons & no Dragons”. Currently with over 14,000 backers the campaign funding pot sits at a colossal $442,000. That’s $122,000 over the initial goal!
The stretch goal that has already been beaten is for live in game period music. Still to be unlocked is a symphonic orchestra soundtrack, a playable female quest-line and motion capture performances to improve animations.
Check out Kingdom Come: Deliverance’s Kickstarter page for more details and for the option to back the project.
