Warhorse Studios, known for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, received recognition during a government visit in Kuttenberg, where Mayor Lukáš Seifert presented Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala with a Collector’s Edition of the game. This edition includes a detailed cloth map, a letter opener, a statue of the protagonist Henry on horseback, enamel pins, a crafted letter, and illuminated manuscript collectible cards. The presentation drew comparisons to a similar gift of The Witcher 2 given to former President Barack Obama, which included a bust of Geralt, a dice poker set, and an art book, all signed by the development team at CD Projekt Red. Prime Minister Fiala received a PS5 version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, while Obama received a PC version. The game has been well-received, earning a 90% rating from PCG, which described it as "a new RPG classic."