Sengoku Dynasty Porting to Consoles

Oberhaching, Germany, September 26, in the year of our Lord 2024 - Developer Superkami and publisher Toplitz Productions are excited to announce that their multi genre open-world village builder, life simulation and survival game Sengoku Dynasty will be heading to consoles in 2025.

Expanding its reach beyond PC, which will see its full version 1.0 launch this November, console players will have the opportunity to immerse themselves into the captivating world of feudal Japan's tumultuous past, transforming a famine-stricken and war-torn land into their personal legacy.

This highly anticipated release will introduce the game’s rich blend of survival, crafting and exploration to a broader audience, offering new ways to experience its stunning landscapes and task-driven gameplay. While specific platforms and launch dates remain under wraps, the game's intention to launch on console promises to be a milestone event for the Sengoku Dynasty community and fans of life simulation and survival games alike.

The console version will be identical to the adventure PC players can experience in terms of size and content features, including its most recent Ikigai update for PC which introduced a more refined combat system.

Additionally, console players will be able to set out building their legacy on their own or with up to 3 companions in the game’s co-op mode.

Matthias Wünsche, CEO Toplitz Productions GmbH, comments “We’re extremely pleased to announce that Sengoku Dynasty will bring its captivating world of 16th Century Japan to console audiences. Superkami has delivered a game that captures the culture, traditions and breathtaking landscapes of a rich historical era. We can’t wait for players to explore this unique world and embark on their own journey in the world of medieval Japan.”

Sengoku Dynasty provides a unique insight into Japanese social structure, craftsmanship and economy that will see console players build and expand their villages using natural resources like bamboo, stone, grass, ore or wood. Players will also be able to employ villagers, conduct trade, cultivate the land and construct a range of buildings including breweries, workshops, houses, watch towers or shrines.

Furthermore, players will be able to create essential farming tools and even weapons from the resources they gather with the game's deep crafting system, including katanas and bows as they look to build their legacy and help their communities thrive.

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