The native PS5 version of Kingdom Come Deliverance looks set to launch in about a week or so, as the game is coming to Xbox Game Pass on February 13, 2026, suggesting this will coincide with the current-generation update.
While an official announcement hasn’t been made by developer Warhorse Studios yet, the Italian PS Store last week listed a bunch of (now-deleted) info about the PS5 version of the game, mentioning enhancements including 4K resolution visuals, improved frame rate, and high-resolution textures.
Given that this info was posted on one of Sony’s official outlets and later deleted, it all but confirms that a PS5 version of the medieval RPG is in the pipeline.
Originally released on February 13, 2018 for PS4, PC, and Xbox One, Kingdom Come Deliverance takes place Bohemia in the year 1403, during a major conflict set during the reign of King Wenceslaus IV. The game sees players controlling commoner Henry, who joins the service of Lord Radzig Kobyla after his village is raided by mercenaries, pursuing justice and eventually becomes embroiled in an effort to restore the King to the throne. The medieval-RPG features an open-world and puts a large emphasis on period-accurate content in regards to weapons and architecture.
[Source – PlayStation Game Size on X]