Kings Manufacturer has postponed indefinitely what the developers said, “It takes more time before we can charge money for it's money'

The Road to Redemption Delays Shooter Strategy Game King Maker Indefinitely, it requires “more time to polish content on before we charge money for it.”

exist statement The studio posted on social media on October 3, saying the October 8 release date is now “no longer possible” and apologized to players, adding: “We are sorry for letting you down.”

The King Maker is characterized by a soldier who returns to medieval England, hoping to “change the process of bloody war” to avoid the Revelation. According to the official release, this will be a “fully real-time simulation where thousands of soldiers “harness the “next generation of multi-threaded AI” at the same time.

Kings Manufacturer's announcement trailer It's a storm of viruses that get hundreds of thousands of views on IGN and other channels, with multiple fans comparing it to Gate, anime that combines similar anime with modern warfare and medieval fantasy.

Many fans accepted Some of this news are Disappointed by the late notificationespecially before the release date that is delayed by less than a week.

“Why would the Kings Manufacturer be postponed? In short, it's an incredibly ambitious, uncompromising game, and we didn't want to cut down any of the planned features to get it out early,” the company explained. “From the beginning, our goal was to create the same thing in the market as anything else in terms of game, proportion, scope and interactivity.

“With King Maker, we set out to push the Unreal Engine 4 code base to its absolute limits while still delivering true 60fps to mid-range PCs without fake frames. We are 80% of the engineering team, and they're in this business to drive technical barriers.”

The statement goes on to explain that the shooter has “thousands of soldiers, each with AI and routes that match what you expect from the AAA man shooter.”

It adds: “It continues to work when you leave the battle.” “Nothing is forged. We have a huge six-story castle that is accessible to every room and every wall, floor and ceiling are destroyed. When you build a lumberjack, it's a real place to enter, or become a battle zone in the invasion of the enemy.

“Every mission is conducted on the server that every player can freely explore the huge, huge map – with or without its own army of thousands of individuals,” Redemption added. “We set out to do all of this and provide full four-player multiplayer support and we have it. We just need more time on the polish on the content and then we are happy with it. That’s what we are doing right now. We’re making sure everyone is hooked on the game and feels like they’re spending a lot of time.

The Path of Redemption does not provide a revised release date, but it does hope to share an hour and a half of “deep diet on Kings Maker's gameplay.”

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