And if I buy the game now?
- Snake956
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Hello everyone!
I just discovored Kenshi on Steam Greenlight and the demo download isnt finished yet and I already want to buy it.
But one question come to my mind. If I buy it now on Desura, will it be possible to have it for free on Steam once it is released?
I just discovored Kenshi on Steam Greenlight and the demo download isnt finished yet and I already want to buy it.
But one question come to my mind. If I buy it now on Desura, will it be possible to have it for free on Steam once it is released?
- Captain Deathbeard
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As long as there are no technical problems preventing it, yes.
So if there are technical problems?
I am really on the edge of buying this, as it's already well made and only $10
However i'd hate to see that $10 go to waste if it doesn't go on steam and the game eventually gets dropped.
Will this game be finished?
I am really on the edge of buying this, as it's already well made and only $10
However i'd hate to see that $10 go to waste if it doesn't go on steam and the game eventually gets dropped.
Will this game be finished?
I hope so. Some members have invested quite a bit of money; I think one guy put in $2000.
You should also be able to buy off the kenshi website directly. This can be put into steam as a 3rd party piece of software. Best part is, Kenshi has a built in auto updater so you don't need to worry about using the desura version if its the updates you are worried about.
You should also be able to buy off the kenshi website directly. This can be put into steam as a 3rd party piece of software. Best part is, Kenshi has a built in auto updater so you don't need to worry about using the desura version if its the updates you are worried about.
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Ah the age old question. With very likely an age old answer.
Until it's done.

There really isn't any telling after all this isn't some huge development team we're talking about and some of these advances are going to cost money that can only be facilitated by sales.
Until it's done.
There really isn't any telling after all this isn't some huge development team we're talking about and some of these advances are going to cost money that can only be facilitated by sales.
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A few years I think. Speed will also depend on money. But the game will certainly be finished, its my entire financial future after all. Its finishing this or working in mcDonalds, there is no logical reason for me to not finish the game. Unless I die I suppose.
As for steam, I don't know how their keys and stuff work. Hopefully they can use my current system to validate keys, then everythings ok, everyone can use steam.
Desura is an example, they don't have the key-validation system built in, I just pre-generated 10,000 keys and sent them to desura. So desura just validates them by comparing to the list. Buy the game off my website however, and the key is generated on the fly. Thats why you cant use the keys on desura.
But steam's a big thing, and most likely has a million different key/drm solutions that it can handle, i doubt it will be a problem.
As for steam, I don't know how their keys and stuff work. Hopefully they can use my current system to validate keys, then everythings ok, everyone can use steam.
Desura is an example, they don't have the key-validation system built in, I just pre-generated 10,000 keys and sent them to desura. So desura just validates them by comparing to the list. Buy the game off my website however, and the key is generated on the fly. Thats why you cant use the keys on desura.
But steam's a big thing, and most likely has a million different key/drm solutions that it can handle, i doubt it will be a problem.
How? the resolution only goes up to like 1000 something for me, i could never get it to run 1920x1080Snake956 wrote:Nice!
I had a question, but I guess Ill pm you.
The game looks really great, and its even better when I changed my resolution from 800x600 to 1920x1080 XD
When the game is released is there a definite price right now?
resolution only goes up to what your desktop is, at least for most games. as far as i know you cannot go above your native resolution. he probably has a newer screen that has a 1920x1080 res.death544 wrote:How? the resolution only goes up to like 1000 something for me, i could never get it to run 1920x1080Snake956 wrote:Nice!
I had a question, but I guess Ill pm you.
The game looks really great, and its even better when I changed my resolution from 800x600 to 1920x1080 XD
When the game is released is there a definite price right now?
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When the game is eventually finished, I'll probably price it around £20-25 (about $30-40).
- Cyber_Donkey
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WHEN IT'S RELEASED IT SHOULD BE OVER 9,000 DOLLARS!!!...Or not...but I'd pay $60.00 for it (though, I paid the $10
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Hello all 
I am new here, I have just found the game on Steam Greenlight. I checked up the videos, the F.A.Q and now the Forum. I wasnt sure whether I buy the game. But... after this:

PS: Keep up the good work!
I am new here, I have just found the game on Steam Greenlight. I checked up the videos, the F.A.Q and now the Forum. I wasnt sure whether I buy the game. But... after this:
I am to 95% sure that I will buy this game. Now the installation is finished, lets test the DemoChris_The_Great wrote:A few years I think. Speed will also depend on money. But the game will certainly be finished, its my entire financial future after all. Its finishing this or working in mcDonalds, there is no logical reason for me to not finish the game. Unless I die I suppose.
PS: Keep up the good work!
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