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Knightly Passions 2.0 - A Major Update Is on the Way!

Dear friends,

We’re excited to share that we’re working on Knightly Passions again! ❤️

While our teams are creating new games, we’re also preparing a major update for Knightly Passions - version 2.0. We want the hunter’s adventure to feel great for those discovering it for the first time and for those who decide to return.

What are we improving?

We’re playing through the game again, finding and fixing bugs, reviewing the balance, and refining its mechanics. We’re also reading your feedback and paying close attention to anything that may have made the game less enjoyable. Sometimes, even a small change can make a big difference to the whole adventure.

Will there be more languages?

Yes! We plan to add at least 10 languages that you’ve been asking for. The translations will initially be machine translated, so you may come across some inaccuracies. We’ll continue improving them over time, with your help.

Will there be new scenes or quests?

New content is not planned for version 2.0. Our focus is on improving what’s already in Knightly Passions: the code, balance, interface, and gameplay mechanics. We want the adventure itself to play better.

When will the update be released?

We’ll do our best to release version 2.0 in October 2026. We’ll share an exact date once the update is ready.

And now, we’d love to hear from you. If you’ve played Knightly Passions, what would you change or improve? Was there a battle that felt unfair, a mechanic that got in your way, or a small feature you wished the game had? Tell us in the comments - your suggestions can help shape this update.

If you’ve been thinking about picking up Knightly Passions, this is a great time to discover the hunter’s adventure. And if you’ve already played it, thank you for being with us. We want to make it even better for you. ❤️

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