Kingdom Come: Deliverance has faced criticism for its narrative choices, particularly regarding the portrayal of Czech protagonists and Cuman adversaries, as well as the inclusion of gay romance and diverse characters in its sequel. Warhorse Studios, the developer, expressed a desire to move away from these cultural debates to focus on creating an engaging game. Co-founder Martin Klíma acknowledged the complexity of the controversies, suggesting they might provide visibility but could also detract from the game itself. He believes the impact of these controversies on sales and team morale has been minimal, noting that they primarily concern a small group of online critics, while the broader gaming audience remains largely indifferent. Klíma mentioned that the controversies fostered a sense of camaraderie among the development team, many of whom are unaware of the discussions surrounding the games.