Creators of Kingdom Come report cyberattack
Attackers gained access to Warhorse Studios' systems and data
Warhorse Studios, the developer of the Kingdom Come: Deliverance series, has reported a cyberattack. The company has engaged information security specialists to protect its infrastructure, investigate the incident, and determine the extent of the consequences.
In a statement, the studio confirmed unauthorized access to corporate systems and data. Warhorse is also cooperating with the relevant authorities but has not yet disclosed details of the investigation.
Company CEO Martin Frivaldsky described the incident as serious. According to him, the top priorities are securing the systems, establishing the scope of the breach, and taking measures to protect employees, partners, and the community.
It remains unknown who is behind the attack and what specific information was accessed by the attackers. The studio has not reported any confirmed publication of stolen materials or compromise of players' personal data.
There is also no confirmation that the incident has affected game development timelines. Speculation about leaks of source code, early builds, or materials from future projects remains unconfirmed at this stage.
For the duration of the investigation, Warhorse has declined interviews and additional comments. The company promises to share verified information when it becomes available.
