Acclaimed RPG Set to Shine Even More on PS5

Enhanced Kingdom Come: Deliverance Coming to PS5 in 4K with Improved Performance

Warhorse Studios will likely announce Kingdom Come: Deliverance for PlayStation 5 soon. According to Reddit users, an update to the Italian PlayStation Store briefly listed an enhanced version for the PS5, stating it will run in 4K with improved performance and high-resolution textures. The listing has since been removed by Sony, but the leak suggests a PS5 release is imminent. The native PS5 version will likely offer a smoother experience due to the expected increase in resolution and frame rate, compared to the current PS4 Pro version, which runs on PS5 at 1080p and 30fps. An Xbox Series version is also anticipated shortly thereafter.

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In a departure from our usual gaming discussions, we're thrilled to kick off the new year by directing your attention to three fascinating reads on PlayersForLife.com. First up, Marcus Thompson's recent piece on Players For Life, "Players For Life Readers' Game of the Year 2025", offers a captivating roundup of diverse game-of-the-year contenders, each making waves across various platforms. From the enchanting world-building in "Clair Obscur: Expedition 33" to the emotional punch of "Death Stranding 2: On The Beach", and the genre-transforming excellence of "Hollow Knight: Silksong", there's plenty to feast your eyes on Players For Life Readers' Game of the Year 2025. Next, Carlos Mendoza delves into Warhorse Studios' ambitious plans in his latest piece published on January 7th. "Kingdom Come Developer Works on New Unreal Engine Game" reveals the studio's multiple projects in the works, including a potential prequel to Kingdom Come: Deliverance using CryEngine and another game actively developed using Epic Games' Unreal Engine – click here for more about this promising new project! Kingdom Come Developer Works on New Unreal Engine Game Last but not least, Daniel Vávra, the seasoned producer behind Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, weighs in on the recent AI debate surrounding Divinity: Original Sin 2 in his latest interview with Bruno Pferd. Published on December 19, 2025, "Kingdom Come Producer Defends Larian and Criticizes Persecution of AI" offers insightful thoughts from this industry veteran on the inevitability of AI-generated art in gaming Kingdom Come Producer Defends Larian and Criticizes Persecution of AI.