From the Game into Reality: Warhorse Saves Castle from Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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Warhorse Studios raised more than $65,000 for the preservation of the 14th-century Pirktejn castle by pledging $1 from each copy of Kingdom Come: Deliverance sold during Steam's Medieval Fest. The castle appears as a key location in the game, and the donation will support ongoing restoration work, with priority on the critically damaged bell tower. The initiative ties the game's historical research to real-world heritage and has already spurred tourism through themed walking trails inspired by the game. Warhorse presents the effort as a gesture of thanks to the region that inspired the series rather than a straightforward PR stunt.

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