A significant chapter in the history of Kingdom Come: Deliverance has quietly concluded. After years of bringing life and emotion to the iconic RPG, Tom McKay and Luke Dale have recorded their final lines at Warhorse Studios, marking the end of an era. Their departure was not without reflection—a heartfelt moment filled with appreciation, sentimentality, and a bittersweet sense of closure.

Even as their journey drew to a close, the studio was already moving forward. While McKay and Dale delivered their last performances, new actors were being auditioned to step into the roles of Henry and Hans Capon. The transition was poetic—while one generation said goodbye, the next began to take shape.

Tom McKay, whose voice defined Henry’s path from humble blacksmith’s son to legendary warrior, shared his thoughts on the unique bond formed throughout the project:

“In many creative industries, people refer to their teams as a ‘family,’ but it's often just a figure of speech. Here, it truly felt like that. Some of the most meaningful and lasting relationships of my career were built right here.”

This idea of family extended beyond the recording booth and into the very fabric of the game. Henry’s story, shaped by the devastating loss of his parents, mirrored McKay’s own personal experiences with grief. Scenes that touched on themes of love, loss, and resilience carried added weight for him, transforming the role into something far more profound than just another performance.

For McKay, Kingdom Come: Deliverance wasn’t simply a job—it was a deeply emotional and transformative experience, etched into both his life and the lives of those who played the game.