Kenshi Gets Real-Life Sake in Ceramic Bottle and Wooden Box
The collaboration marks the first Japan-exclusive product for Kenshi and the first tie-up between Lo-Fi Games and a Japanese company, extending the game's brand into physical merchandise.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
KURAND released on August 13 an original sake inspired by the sandbox RPG Kenshi, developed by Lo-Fi Games. The product recreates the in-game sake icon with a ceramic bottle and wooden box, both produced under Lo-Fi Games' supervision. It is the first Japan-exclusive Kenshi product and the first collaboration between Lo-Fi Games and a Japanese company. The nigori sake is priced at 6,490 yen, with shipments starting late November.
KURAND began accepting orders on August 13 for a real-life sake based on the sandbox RPG Kenshi. The bottle is ceramic, matching the in-game item icon, and the wooden box carries a burned-in Kenshi logo. Lo-Fi Games supervised both pieces to reflect the game's desolate world.
The contents are nigori sake, chosen to fit the brewing technology and ingredients available in Kenshi's setting. Matsuoka Brewery in Saitama Prefecture brewed it, aging the sake raw at sub-zero temperatures for a smooth mouthfeel. It can be served chilled, warmed, on the rocks, or mixed with carbonated water.
The 500ml bottle is 14% alcohol and costs 6,490 yen. Orders close once the maximum sellable quantity is reached. Buyers must be at least 20 years old.
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