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BITBOX has released a new video showcasing gameplay enhancements and upgraded DirectX 11 graphics coming to Life is Fedual: Your Own.
The DirectX 11 jump brings a detailed atmosphere, improved lighting effects, and realistic foliage. The launch version also brings an improved UI and crafting tools to share with the community. Life is Fedual: Your Own hopes to bring authenticity with realistic combat and is set to release November 17 on PC.
