Sengoku Dynasty Marks Third Anniversary With Kagura Update
The Kagura update shifts Sengoku Dynasty's focus from survival mechanics toward spiritual and cultural needs, adding faith-based furniture and a kintsugi-inspired legendary weapon set for the game's third anniversary.
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Toplitz Productions announced the third anniversary update for Sengoku Dynasty, the open-world survival sim from Superkami. The free update, named Kagura after Japanese ceremonial music, adds furniture and items rooted in faith and daily life, including a kamidana shrine shelf, kongo rei bell, taiko drum, shime decoration, and shakuhachi flute. A legendary weapon set inspired by kintsugi, the art of repairing broken pottery with gold, is also included. The update also brings several bug fixes.
Toplitz Productions detailed the contents of the Kagura update for Sengoku Dynasty, the open-world survival sim developed by Superkami. The free update, named after Japanese ceremonial music played during celebrations and thanksgiving, adds furniture that serves faith and daily life rather than pure utility.
New items include a kamidana shrine shelf, kongo rei bell, taiko drum, and shime decoration. Players can also build an inari shrine and obtain a shakuhachi flute, which the announcement describes as meeting spiritual needs. A legendary weapon set called Kintsugi, inspired by the practice of repairing broken pottery with gold, adds a tanto, bow, spear, and katana.
The update, listed as patch 1.2.3.0, includes bug fixes. Toplitz also teased the 1.2.4.0 decoration pack, which will add tableware, containers, and a mochi pounding stand, with a release date to be announced later.
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