Lo-Fi Games

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Lo-fi Games is a United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland^[1] based video game developer and publisher. A privately owned business, th company was founded in 2006^[2] by Chris Hunt. The business was founded during the development of Kenshi a video game developed and published by Lo-Fi Games for Windows that went on to see massive success eclipsing 1.4 Million copies sold^[3].

During the early stages of the company it had been a one man team for nearly 6 years in an attempt to release their first product. In that time the founder Chris Hunt had worked as a Security Guard by night while working on his project during the day. Chris Hunt's sister soon after during the polishing stages of Kenshi before release became an employee of Lo-Fi Games working on writing and design. Soon after Kenshi was accepted for Steam Greenlight's Early Access^[2] allowing Lo-Fi games funds needed for development.

Since then Lo-Fi games has begun development of their newest project Kenshi 2^[4], not much news is known regarding this other than what Lo-Fi games has published on their blogs. Lo-Fi Games has also started hiring employees to work on both projects Kenshi and Kenshi 2.

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Lo-Fi games has currently developed 1 game, with another arriving at an unknown time as a successor to their previous wildly popular game Kenshi since their inception in 2006.

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