Warhorse Studios, the developer of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and Kingdom Come: Deliverance, says it has been hit by a cyberattack. The studio announced it on X on 27 October and says it is working with cybersecurity specialists.
What we know
- Announced: 27 October 2026, on the studio’s X account
- What Warhorse says: it has been hit by a cyberattack
- Response: working with cybersecurity specialists to secure its systems
- Not yet stated: when it happened, what was affected, and whether any data was accessed
What Warhorse has said
The statement was posted as an image and is addressed “To our players and friends”. It reads: “We’re sorry to share that Warhorse Studios has been hit by a cyberattack. We’re working with cybersecurity specialists to secure our systems and understand the full extent of what happened. Thank you for standing with us.”
What we don’t know yet
The statement doesn’t say when the attack took place, which systems were affected, whether any data was accessed or who was responsible. Warhorse says it is still working to understand the full extent of what happened. We haven’t found any further detail from the studio or from a major outlet, so we won’t speculate. We’ll update this story if Warhorse shares more.
Kingdom Come on Xbox
Warhorse’s games on Xbox are Kingdom Come: Deliverance II on Xbox Series X|S and Kingdom Come: Deliverance on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
The statement doesn’t mention either game, Xbox services, updates or DLC, and the studio hasn’t said whether playing is affected. Both are included with Game Pass Premium and Ultimate; our Xbox Game Pass tiers explained guide shows what each tier includes.
Sources: Warhorse Studios on X (27 October 2026)
