Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Devs Sell Signed Collector's Editions, Raising a Princely Sum for Charity

Determined to earn every last ounce of goodwill from gamers, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II developer Warhorse Studios is auctioning off signed copies of its hefty Collector's Edition and donating the proceeds to a Czech charity.

Few games are a better investment in terms of bang for your buck, and retailing at $200, KC: II's Collector's edition was already a medieval masterpiece. Generous patrons can bid on different platform editions of the game over on eBay, but as you're here at Push Square, you'll want the incomparable PS5 version. At the time of writing, with 26 bids and roughly 40 hours left, you'll need to cough up at least USD $1050 to be in the running.

Proceeds go to Cesta Domů, a charity in Prague that provides end-of-life care, a worthy cause, indeed. Signed by the Warhorse team, including Henry (Tom McKay) and his noble lord, Hans Capon (Luke Dale), it's an excellent idea, and we take our Hounskull helmet off in salute of the chivalry on display.

Will you bid on one of the signed copies of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II's hefty Collector's Editions, or is this particular charitable act too rich for your blood? Donate what groschen you have in the comments section below.

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