13.2.2018
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Intellectual property
“Kingdom Come: Deliverance” Launched Tuesday with KSB Involved as Legal Counsel
KSB advised Czech game development studio Warhorse on the initial crowdfunding for the project and on the legal aspects of the game’s development, including the licensing arrangements with the software developers.

Considering its budget and the fact that the authors of the legendary Mafia game were involved in its development, the game has the ambition to be a global smash. Mafia has become one of the most successful domestic games and has helped the Warhorse studio receive worldwide acclaim.
"Kingdom Come is the biggest and probably most expensive gaming project ever made in the Czech Republic. Production-wise, it is one of the truly great games that are only rarely created here, and projects of its size are rare even on a global scale," says Czech Game Association Chairman, Pavel Barák.
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