Deliverance II, which Embracer Group bought in 2019 for an astonishingly low €33.2 million in cash.
The company’s total net sales decreased to approximately 1.5 billion Swedish Krona, marking a 22% decline compared to the previous year. Additionally, Embracer Group reported a total net loss of around 1.3 billion Swedish Krona. Speaking about the future potential of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Lars Wingefors, CEO and founder of Embracer, expressed confidence that the game will continue to bring in significant earnings over the next year, showcasing the high-quality, immersive, and appealing nature of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II.
This news is fantastic for players of Warhorse Studios’ latest game, as it’s expected to receive even more support than initially promised. A pre-launch plan guarantees at least three expansions and numerous updates in 2025, leaving us eagerly anticipating spending many more hours with the unquestionably outstanding characters Henry of Skalitz and Hans Capon.
Is it your belief that Kingdom Come’s ongoing success could help stabilize Embracer Group financially, or will there be a significant decrease in sales when they release their next set of financial reports? Feel free to don your thoughts in the comments area below.
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