Warhorse Studios' long-awaited open-world RPG sequel Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has enjoyed a very prosperous launch period since its release last week, with the medieval Bohemian adventure accruing 1 million sales in under 24 hours after launch and blowing up the Steam charts (nearly 200,000 concurrent players are in-game on the platform as I write this). Following that initial wave of success, the developer has announced that a highly requested feature is coming to the title.
That feature is official mod support, which Warhorse says is headed to Steamworks — a set of tools published by Steam maker Valve for developer use. Presumably, this support will include modding tools, and hopefully Steam Workshop support as well; the latter would allow players to browse and download mods directly from the Steam client and then install them with a single click, circumventing the process of manual installation entirely.
