Fans think that the game may become a Epic Games exclusive and only available on their store. Will Kenshi 2 be an Epic exclusive?ДЄ lot of concerns have been raised since the announcement that the game will use the Unreal engine. Currently 88% think that the team should focus all of their efforts on creating Kenshi 2 and I personally couldnвЂ™t agree more. Inside the Steam post he created a straw poll to see what players though about the decision and asked whether players thought they should focus all of their efforts on Kenshi 2, or try to port Kenshi 1 and have Kenshi 2 be delayed. Since the decision was made to swap engines Chris has decided that porting Kenshi would be an extremely difficult task which would take more time and progress away from development on the second game. When it was announced that Kenshi would be ported to the new engine the sequel was originally going to be developed on the updated OGRE engine. Will Kenshi 1 still be ported to the new engine? WeвЂ™ve seen games years in the making decide to swap engines and it essentially resets all the work that was previously done. Obviously a lot can happen within 6 months of development but personally I think its great that they decided to change the engine this early in development. Although players may see this as a huge setback, since the team announced they were working on Kenshi, only 6 months has passed since they decided to swap to the Unreal engine. Explained in the same post on the Steam Forums, porting the game from one engine to the other, bringing assets and creating the same assets from scratch ruins a lot of work that has already started. (Cloth physics are mentioned).ДЄlthough bringing the game will be a large performance boost for the game, it also comes with some caveats. Chris explains that the decision to make the change to the Unreal engine will mean better graphics with less effort spend, better performance and other nice quality of life features that just arenвЂ™t possible in the OGRE engine. LoFi has since changed that decision and instead of using the OGRE engine they will be making the switch over to the Unreal engine.Д¬hris Hunt, CEO of LoFi games made the announcement over on the Steam store on the 26th of September, 2019, through the вЂevents/newsвЂ™ tab for Kenshi. In the original announcement Captain Deathbeard explained that they would continue to use the OGRE engine as in the original Kenshi as that would make development quicker and easier. The developer explained that they wanted to make a large press announcement but due to the fact they were seemingly not supporting the first KenshiвЂ™s developement the decision was made to let players know that they are busy working on the sequel. You can read the post here, including comments. The announcement was made on the LoFi Games forums on the 20th of March, 2019. The developer вЂCaptain DeathbeardвЂ™, originally made the announcement that the team had already begun working on a sequel to Kenshi. If you want to hear me go on about one of my favorite games of all time, read my Kenshi review here. Anyway I am trailing off, this post isnвЂ™t about Kenshi. Watching one of my characters limbs fly off in Kenshi and zoom across the desert like Jessie and James blasting off again really is one of those moments that doesnвЂ™t make me upset at the developers, or feel like IвЂ™ve wasted my money. Even with its many years of development there are bugs and issues, but what game doesnвЂ™t have its issues? I remember playing Morrowind as a kid maxing my stats and creating a ridiculous spell that would catapult my character from one side of the map to the other. Since that time, the game has been developed and fully released to the praise of its hardcore fanbase. Kenshi is a game created by Lo-Fi Games which started its life on the early access program of Steam many moons ago.

It is a game where you create your own story and truly start from nothing and try to rise up against a world that is set on having you die. A hardcore sandbox cRPG with one of the most brutal game worlds known to gaming. Getting Involved with the Development of KenshiДЄdvertisements Kenshi.

We will discuss all the current information about the development of Kenshi 2, platforms, release date and everything you can think of.Д¬ontent A quick editors note about the world of KenshiД¬ommunity Updates Since Development Started We take a look at the sequel to beloved sandbox cRPG Kenshi.

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