Steam Workshop
October 16, 2018
If not already planned, a Steam Workshop integration would be super cool, people could add in new vehicles, equipment, maps, liveries, weapons, etc.
If not already planned, a Steam Workshop integration would be super cool, people could add in new vehicles, equipment, maps, liveries, weapons, etc.
I agree that being moddable is important to a lot of people in the community and it helps revitalize the game over time.
Such as like Emergency 4 with their vehicle model customization, siren, light patterns and the decals.
I agree with this, some old games are still alive thanks to the moding community!
Great idea
I absolute love this idea and definitely think it should be implemented
I think ktp has only 50/50 chance of getting sold in steam since the company is earning a considerable amount of money here already and i believe that they stated that steam asks for a high percent for the revenues and we shouldn’t really expect ktp to be on steam which would also be sad as i know that a lot of players can do mods in the workshop and can help the devs make the game easier, enjoying, thrilling, hard and creative.
Hi Kenzy! At this time we are exploring the feasibility of using Steam as a distribution platform. However, community modifications are a priority once final release is completed, and the development team plan to ensure this feature is available regardless of the involvement of Steam.
I think the sooner we get mod support from the community, the faster Dev can get underway, as in theory more people are working on the game. Granted, I don’t think the Devs will allow anything goes, but maybe release an API or something simple to at least allow the community to create calls which then the devs can add back into the game (With Credit of course)