Warhorse Studios recently partnered with an artist named Boneface to create a stunning (if small) merchandise range themed around Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, the stellar RPG that dropped early in 2025. It has already been a hot minute since the game came out, but it’s still doing very well, boasting tens of thousands of concurrent players on Steam alone at the time of writing.
The limited merchandise line, dubbed ‘So Long Henry’, features our hero, Henry of Skalitz, standing before an image of death, a crowned skeleton stabbed full of swords, daggers, bolts, and arrows, seemingly protecting our protagonist.
So Long Henry is a Small But Mighty Range
The So Long Henry range, created to celebrate the ongoing success of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, is only a small thing, but the design is super impressive. It’s indicative of the artistic streak running deep within this award-winning title, which is so obvious that Warhorse released a major expansion themed around artistry and painting shields.
Right now, you can get a t-shirt and a hoodie (although perhaps hold fire on the hoodie because of the weather…) with Boneface’s design in bold print on the front. It’s an officially licensed product printed on top-shelf Gildan garms, so you know you’ll be able to rep Henry of Skalitz while wearing something clean.
The Kingdom Come saga isn’t over yet, which is great news for fans of the medieval epic. It was confirmed by Plaion and Warhorse Studios that an all-new Kingdom Come adventure is in development, and what’s more, it might hit the market as soon as 2027.
Additionally, Warhorse Studios, headquartered in the Czech Republic, is working on an open-world Middle-Earth RPG.
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