Steam’s latest sale interval, the Steam Medieval Fest, is occurring now, providing reductions on video games with medieval themes. One of many video games on sale is Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and its developer, Warhorse, has introduced a donation campaign to help the restoration of a Bohemian fortress.
The Steam Medieval Fest runs by April 27, and through that point, Warhorse will donate $1 from every sale to help the reconstruction of the Pirkštejn castle.
The Pirkštejn fortress was featured within the authentic Kingdom Come and served as your character’s residence within the metropolis of Rattay.
“Should you’ve not performed but, or know somebody who hasn’t, now’s the time. Seize it within the sale and assist protect a chunk of actual historical past!” the developer stated.
Particularly, the fortress’s bell tower–one of its most placing features–is being reconstructed. The organizers received an EU government grant to kick off the work in Might 2025, however CZK 2.5 million ($121,000) extra is required, therefore the donation marketing campaign.
The castle’s official tourism website calls out how avid gamers might acknowledge it from Kingdom Come: Deliverance. The fortress’s web site additionally offers directions for the way folks can go on a walking tour to see some of the scenes in the area that impressed areas in Kingdom Come: Deliverance. As we speak, it’s owned by the church and is simply often open to the general public.
The Kingdom Come collection payments itself as aiming for historic accuracy. Not too long ago, the director of the sport’s sequel stated the sport did homosexual romance “proper” by not going “woke.”
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance is discounted to $6 through the Steam Medieval Fest, with its sequel, Deliverance II, knocked all the way down to $30 through the sale. Among the different video games on sale through the Steam Medieval Fest embrace Darkish Souls III ($30), The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt ($8), Crusader Kings III ($15), Oblivion Remastered ($40), and Dragon’s Dogma 2 ($29.40).
The Steam Medieval Fest is the platform’s 11th themed sale period so far in 2026. Subsequent up after the Medieval Fest would be the Deckbuilders Fest and Ocean Fest gross sales in Might.