A significant chapter in the history of Kingdom Come: Deliverance has drawn to a close. After many years of bringing heart and voice to the cherished RPG, Tom McKay and Luke Dale have completed their final recordings at Warhorse Studios. Their departure marked a poignant moment—one filled with appreciation, sentimentality, and an unmistakable sense of closure.

Even as their time came to an end, the studio was already moving forward. As McKay and Dale delivered their last lines, Warhorse Studios was in the midst of auditioning new actors to step into the roles of Henry and Hans Capon. The contrast was striking—while one era concluded, another quietly began.

Reflecting on his time with the project, Tom McKay—who gave life to Henry—spoke openly about the rare bond formed among the cast and crew:

“In the creative world, people often refer to their teams as a ‘family,’ but it’s rarely genuine. Here, though, it truly was different. The relationships I’ve built through this journey rank among the most meaningful and enduring of my career.”

The idea of family extended beyond just the production—it was deeply woven into the game’s narrative. Just as Henry's heartbreaking loss of his parents shaped his path, McKay’s own experience with grief made certain moments especially powerful. For him, Kingdom Come: Deliverance was more than just a role; it was a profoundly personal journey.