The studio promises to support both Smite 1 and 2 « simultaneously » in future.
Prepare to be smote. Smited. Smitten. Look, they’re making another Smite—Titan Forge’s godly and enduringly popular MOBA that first released in 2014—and it’s gearing up for an alpha test, should you wish to rage against the heavens as soon as possible.
Revealed at the Smite world championships, Titan Forge is pitching Smite 2 as « everything players love about Smite 1 » in a sleeker, more modern, and prettier package. The announcement boasts of a « refined user interface, updated audio, clearer spell effects, and fresh physics-based abilities » for its various gods. You’re also getting « new God pantheons, kit refinements, gameplay changes, and overhauled Relic and Item systems for deeper strategy.
In other words, it sounds like the devs are keen to make the game feel deeper and more flexible, which you probably have to do when players have spent ten years mastering all your old systems already.
