Kingdom Come: Deliverance Remaster Reportedly Launching on Current-Gen Consoles In February 2026

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This "Remaster" Won't Be Built From The Ground Up And Doesn't Have Many Upgrades.

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  • The remastered version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance is set to release in February 2026 on current-gen consoles, according to an insider.
  • Warhorse isn’t developing this port from the ground up.
  • This “remaster” is just the PC version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance ported to current-gen consoles, with a few upgrades.

Players have been blessed with some amazing RPGs this year, and arguably, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 was the best interpretation of the genre. The game sold over 4 million copies in just 9 months and received rave reviews from across the gaming world. 

The success of the Warhorse RPG also renewed interest in its prequel, 2018’s Kingdom Come: Deliverance. The Czech developer previously teased a remaster of the game, and if renowned Warhorse leaker Bertik11 is correct, we’ll get to experience it sooner rather than later.

Why it matters: Just like its sequel, Kingdom Come: Deliverance is one of the finest RPGs ever made, and getting to experience it on current-gen consoles is a win even without upgrades.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance
Source: Reddit Gaming Leaks And Rumors

According to insider Bertik11 on Reddit, a remaster of the original Kingdom Come: Deliverance is coming to current-gen consoles as soon as February 2026. The leaker stated that this “upgraded” edition won’t be built from the ground up and will be released without any major updates to the game.

Instead, Warhorse is just going to release the PC port of Kingdom Come: Deliverance with 4K textures and better graphics on current-gen consoles like PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2

Hence, the Kingdom Come: Deliverance “remaster“won’t have any groundbreaking additions that take advantage of the hardware and is essentially a current-gen port. The leaker also stood firm on the February release date but said in the replies that Warhorse can delay this current-gen port.

Bertik11 has a good track record with Warhorse titles, as an insider leaked the 2025 release date of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 before the studio announced it

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 1
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 1 came out in 2018, over 7 years ago.

Considering the brilliant ports Warhorse has released in the past, players have every right to expect that Kingdom Come: Deliverance will be a wonderful experience on current-gen consoles, even without a remaster from the ground up.

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