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Greetings, Subs!

We hope you’re all having a great day. Thanks to your support, we have lots of work to show and even more to work on. With that in mind, let’s show the progress over the past few days.

Over the last week, we completed several new visual assets for LOK: Rebirth. Kuja has been focused on improving character presentation, visual storytelling and combat equipment.

The art department completed more dialogue artwork for characters such as Nesi and Sek, along with new facial and arm expressions for all male and female Razorclaw characters. These additions will help bring more personality, detail, and presence to conversations on the Dialogue Screen.

We also finished a new set of Journal Entries featuring Eri and Kay, which will support story progression and connection to the game’s narrative.

On the combat equipment side, new artwork for weapons and shields has been completed. These assets are already being added to Kay’s rig and animations, adding more variety and identity to the items players will discover and use during combat sections.

On the writing side, we’re still working on the Keakrix Update content expansion. For this specific patch, the team is currently developing a brand-new CG artwork featuring Kay: Entangled! (You can see an early draft of it just above), new in-game intimate scenes, additional idle animations for characters such as Keakrix, and new Journal Entries to further expand the update’s narrative content.

Finally, the Berry Gatherer character now has a new name and  in-game model artwork, which will give her a more distinct look and help her fit better within the game’s overall visual direction as soon as the Berry Trail location is implemented. Speaking of visuals, you might even recognize some of her visual traits from somewhere…

Overall, last week’s work focused on strengthening the game’s visual storytelling, improving character expression, and adding more detail to the world players will interact with.

That’s it for now. As always, thank you for the support! We look forward to speaking to you again very soon. Until next time, Peace and Stay Strong.

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