Warhorse Studios, the Prague-based developer behind Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, has teamed up with fellow Prague company Kintsugi Perfumes to release a limited edition perfume tied to the game.

The perfume, called Kingdom Come Eau de Parfum, is priced at Kč3,790 (around $183 / €155.99) for a 50 ml bottle and is available through Kintsugi Perfumes’ website.

The scent was created by perfumer Martin Švach and draws inspiration from ingredients that Henry, the game’s main character, comes across during his journey. These include apples, honey, sage, chamomile, and lavender. According to Kintsugi Perfumes, the fragrance opens with crisp apple and fresh herbs before moving into notes of lavender, mint, chamomile, rose, and elderflower. It then settles into deeper notes of olibanum, worn leather, dry papyrus, and birch.

To promote the release, a photo campaign was put together featuring Stanislav Majer, who plays Jan Žižka in the game. A short cinematic commercial was also produced, starring Luke Dale, who plays Lord Hans Capon, described by the companies as “playfully sensual, sultry and tantalisingly seductive.”

This is not the first time a video game has crossed over into the fragrance world, but the collaboration is notable for keeping everything local, with both Warhorse Studios and Kintsugi Perfumes operating out of Prague, the same city where much of the game’s development took place.