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Sat 03 Oct 2026
16:00 CEST
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Inside the elemental cataclysm shaping the story of Kena: Scars of Kosmora!
Developer Ember Lab delays the sequel to Kena: Bridge of Spirits to 2027 to polish the expanded elemental open world.

AI-Assisted: This article was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence and reviewed by human editors.

Developer Ember Lab has officially confirmed that Kena: Scars of Kosmora will no longer launch in 2026. The sequel to the 2021 action adventure title Kena: Bridge of Spirits is now scheduled to arrive in 2027 on PlayStation 5 and PC.

The studio announced the decision through a post on the official PlayStation Blog. The developers explained that the team needs extra time to polish the expanded world and deliver a high quality experience that exceeds the scale of the original game.

Story details and new gameplay mechanicsThe upcoming sequel takes place some time after the events of the first game. An older Kena travels to the island of Kosmora searching for a cure for a mysterious illness that threatens her life. After her spirit guide staff breaks early in the journey, she must learn an ancient form of spirit guiding that relies on elemental magic and alchemy.

The land of Kosmora was once home to four thriving cultures, each tied to a specific element. After a sudden disaster destroyed one of those societies, corruption began spreading across the island. Kena must harness the power of the remaining elements to cleanse the land and save herself.

Exploration and wolf companionTo help players navigate the larger world map, Ember Lab is introducing a giant wolf companion that serves as a rideable mount. This ancient spirit will assist Kena during travel, participate in real time combat encounters, and help solve elemental puzzles scattered throughout the region.

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