Kingdom Come: Deliverance developer Warhorse Studios has shared a new statement regarding the cyberattack it suffered at the end of October. The studio emphasized that while recovery is not yet complete, its priorities have not changed.
According to the statement relayed by Oyun Günlüğü from Warhorse Studios’ official X account, the studio is making steady progress in addressing the situation following the cyberattack. Noting that its recovery efforts are still ongoing, Warhorse said its focus remains unchanged: developing great games.
In the statement, the studio thanked its community, partners and everyone who reached out with messages of support, saying the support truly means a lot to the team. The new statement did not include any details about who was behind the attack or what data was affected.
The attack was announced on October 27
Warhorse Studios announced on October 27 that it had been hit by a cyberattack, confirming that company systems and data had been accessed. At the time, the studio said it was working with cybersecurity specialists to secure its systems and understand the full extent of what happened.
Studio CEO Martin Frývaldský also told Czech media that the incident was serious for Warhorse Studios and everyone affected. Frývaldský said the immediate priorities were securing the systems, determining the full extent of the breach and protecting employees, partners and the community.
The studio is working on two new games
Warhorse Studios currently has two announced projects in development: a new entry in the Kingdom Come series and a The Lord of the Rings RPG set in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth.
