Kengan is a multi-genre Roblox game with a big open world, excellent graphics, and mechanisms that set it apart from other game experiences. Your primary goal here is to survive in a large city while developing your character’s combat skills in order to face other players or frightening NPC bosses.
Since this game has a lot of features to offer to its players, some people might have difficulties understanding the game mechanics. In this Kengan Complete Beginner’s Guide, we are going to talk about all the things you need to know about this game to level up, get money, and everything more.
Complete Beginner’s Guide
Upon beginning a new game, you will need to spend some time to figure out all the game mechanics. Checking out the beginner’s guides can be helpful for speeding up this process. In this guide, we will take a look at the game controls.
Game Controls
Let’s start with the controls. Check out the list below to see which keys you will need to execute certain tasks in the game.
- M1: Light Attack
- M2: Strong Attack
- W + W: Sprinting
- C: Carry
- V: Rob
Game Progression
Like every other game, you need to do specific things in Kengan to progress in the game. For this progression to happen, you will have to focus on invests, rank experience points, ranks, and boss drops.
- Beginning the Game:
- At the beginning of the game, you can start by doing normal training that you can do in ranks 1 and 2. In order to do that, you can do quests, and grab thugs in the residential area for rank experience. This way, your experience gain will be a lot higher than normal training at a low rank.
- Invests:
- These can be obtained from various activities, but not everything you do in the game will result in an investment. Some activities provide more investment experience than others.
- You can get invests from quests, invasions, bosses, and gripping rank +5 players.
- Rank Experience Points:
- This is how you advance in rank after completing certain activities that award points; it also accumulates with further advancement.
- You can get rank experience points from quests, invasions, bosses, killing NPCs, and gripping rank +5 players.
- Ranks:
- The maximum rank for a normal player is 10, and the higher your rank, the harder it is to gain stats and the more rank experience you need.
- You only gain rank experience when all of your stats are maxed for your rank.
- Each rank-up gives you one upgrade that allows you to permanently increase any stat cap by 5%, creating a wide range of builds.
- Boss Drops:
- Currently, aside from the progression aspect of bosses, they solely drop accessories (legendary accessories included); however, this will be probably expanded in the future.
Stat Gains
In order to progress in Kengan, you will need to focus on your stat gains. There are x stats you can work on, and each of them requires different methods. If you go to the hospital, you can go into the emergency room and get a full-body evaluation, and you can observe your stat growth and strength.
- Strength: Boxing gyms offer sparring sessions, which help you gain strength.
- Durability: Pullups and durability training are two ways to increase your durability. You can perform pull-ups at the All Time Fitness and Boxing Gym.
- Agility & Stamina: Gain passively if you’re continually sprinting (you’ll need a Breathing Mask to gain any stamina). You can find the Roadworks NPC and Breathing Mask inside All Time Fitness to boost your agility/stamina even more.
- Focus: Mastering blocking gives you this. If you don’t have a teammate to help, we recommend practicing it with Thugs, as they are the weakest and simplest to target.
- Fat: To gain fat, eat J-Dogs; to reduce fat, consume smoothies.
- Muscle: To gain muscle, eat protein bars and do pullups. Eating chips can help you lose muscle mass.
Invasions
If you want to level up, gain money, and do a lot of other things, we highly recommend visiting The Invasion NPC. The invasions have five distinct difficulties. It is party-based, thus the more people in your party, the more difficult it is.
They presently have three different side quests and three separate main objectives (the Strong Thug NPC quest counts as a mini-boss and hence has accessory drops). You can initiate invasions by speaking with the Raid NPC outside the Boxing Gym.
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Clans
In Kengan, having a clan lets you unlock different kinds of fighting styles that you can use to fight various NPCs. There are four types of clans you can get in the game. These are:
Common Clans: 84.9% obtainment chance
- Yamashita: Enhanced Reactions, allows you to avoid being caught in some counters.
- Wakatsuki: Skills have less cooldown. Super Human Syndrome, you gain more stats and have a higher durability scaling than normal players.
- Lihito: Bloodletter, your attacks make your opponent bleed.
- Meguro: You get less slow when your health is low.
- Medel: Retired Boxer, you do more damage when using boxing style/moves and its techniques.
- Mudo: Your counters are stronger.
- Gizenga: Artificial eye, allows you to avoid counters slightly and also increases your counter duration.
- Sekibayashi:
- Narushima:
- Reinhold: Perfected Genetics, you are taller.
- It also gives you Dense Muscles and your body’s durability is higher than that of a normal player.
Uncommon Clans: 15% obtainment chance
- Agito: Fighters Adaptability, allows you to learn styles and skills at a slightly lowered requirement.
- Evolution, you gain slightly more stats
- Nikaido: +100 HP + 3% Durability scaling.
- Paing: Lethwei Conditioning, your body is more durable than the typical player.
- Wongsawat: Calm Mind, you don’t stress during tense situations, lessening the degree of slowness caused by you while you have low HP.
- Boxer Expertise, allows you to avoid getting caught in boxing countermeasures as often.
- As a Thai Warrior, you are proficient in Muay Thai Style/Move and Boxing Style/Move, resulting in increased damage potential.
- Gensai: Calm Mind, Foresight, lower chance to be caught in a counter.
- Tatayuki: Adaptability, your acting skills let you imitate your opponent’s style.
- Hatsumi: Jeet Mastery, you are more proficient in Jeet Kune do, doing slightly more damage with it.
- Your Counters are Stronger
- Monkhbat: You can learn the Raishin Style and its techniques.
- 15% More Stamina gain
- 10% More Agility gain
- 20% less dash cooldown
- Fast Recovery, your dash cooldown is slightly decreased.
- Evolved Structure, your agility cap is increased, allowing you to attain higher speeds.
Rare Clans: 1% obtainment chance
- Mikazuchi: You can learn Raishin Style and its techniques.
- 15% More Stamina gain
- 10% More Agility gain
- 20% less dash cooldown
- Fast Recovery, your dash cooldown is slightly decreased.
- Evolved Structure, your agility cap is increased, allowing you to attain higher speeds.
- Kure: You can learn the Kure Style and its techniques.
- You can learn Removal and “Transformation.”
- Your health is multiplied further, allowing you to survive more hits.
- 5% Durability scaling.
Legendary Clans: 0.1% obtainment chance
- Wu: You can learn Kure Style and its techniques.
- You can learn Guihun and the Ultimate Wu Technique.
- Your health is multiplied further, allowing you to survive more hits.
Traits
Just like clans, traits give your character different kinds of buffs as well. There are four types of traits you can get in the game, some of them better. Thus, the better ones are more difficult to obtain with less obtainment chances.
Mythical Traits
- True King: You receive a new skill ‘Slash’, which uses an attack similar to a sword slash; after finishing the skill, you gain 15 seconds of improved durability and negate 30% of incoming damage; however, if you miss it, you take 30% more damage; this requires an ancient skill slot.
- Dark Embrace: When your health drops below 50%, a black aura surrounds your body, offering 10% damage resistance until you die, with a 10-minute cooldown.
- Murderous Intent: 40% more damage, 20% more speed, 50% less health, 50% less stamina, can’t use mode.
- Heavenly Restriction: +3 rank cap, however, you can’t learn mode or ancient skills unless they come from other personal attributes.
Legendary Traits
- Phoenix: After losing all your health, you get 4 free hits before you fall.
- Divine Conditioning: 20% increase in strength, 10% decrease in durability, and 10% decrease in speed.
- Second Awakening: Stage 2 and Stage 3 of your mode are enhanced by 20% and last 20 more seconds but with a longer cooldown.
- Blood Pact: You obtain a new skill ‘Blood Pact’, when used, you gain 35% more durability, but when it runs out, you will pass out unless your opponent is defeated. This uses an ancient skill slot.
Rare Traits
- Hands of Midas: 60% more cash from jobs.
- Mastered Thief: 30% more cash from robbing.
- Pacifist: Hunger decreases more slowly.
- Mastered Recovery: Regen 30% faster.
- Superhuman Syndrome: 20% more muscle scaling.
- Draining Fist: 10% of your damage is converted into stamina drain.
- Anti-Superman Syndrome: 20% more fat scaling.
- Mechanical Heart: Your mode is now 30% stronger than before, but you suffer 30% more damage.
- Strong Heart: Your mode is now 30% weaker but you take 30% less damage.
- Iron Fists: 15% more damage, 30% less combat speed.
- Fists of the Wind: 20% more combat speed, 10% less damage.
- Guardian: 15% more durability but 5% less speed.
- Revolting Perfection: 10% chance for a skill to have half the cooldown.
- Flashsteps: 10% more agility scaling, 10% less durability scaling.
Common Traits
- Brawler: 5% more damage.
- Agile: 5% more stamina.
- Tank: 5% more durability.
- Speeder: 3% more speed.
- Thievery: 15% more cash when robbing.
- Resilience: 5% more scaling in mode.
- Adaptation: 10% more stat gain.
- Bodybuilder: 15% more muscle gain.
- Low Metabolism: 15% more fat gain.
- Royalty: Higher pity rates for items.
- Death Dealing: Do more grip damage.
- Peaceful Mind: Get out of combat faster.
- Fast Recovery: 15% more regen.
- Block Breaker: 5% chance for M1s to guard break.
- Parry Punisher: Perfect blocking in fast succession will cause more stun to your opponent.
- Gang Loyalty: 30% less damage to anyone in the same gang as you.
- Business Man: 35% more cash from jobs.
- Enhanced Mind: Mode lasts 10 seconds longer.
- Coldblooded: When gripping someone it takes them 20% longer to heal for 2 minutes.
Hostile NPCs
While walking around the world of Kengan, you are going to see a lot of hostile NPCs around. By fighting these NPCs, you can increase your experience points to increase your level progression.
- Thugs: Have the fundamental four styles and their skills; we would only recommend that you start fighting them around rank 2-3; gripping them will reward you with rank experience.
- Invasion Thugs: They are stronger than your regular thug and scale in difficulty.
- Strong Thug: They are occasionally found inside invasions and become stronger as the difficulty increases.
- Kanoh Agito: This one is only found inside invasions on Impossible difficulty, and has a larger probability of dropping items than Strong Thugs.
- Raian Kure: Can be found outside the Kure Village.
- Rei Mikazuchi: You can find this one outside the Mikazuchi Hut.
Misc NPCs
Apart from hostile NPCs, there will be other NPCs, these are the NPCs you are going to need to interact with to do certain things in the game.
- Trait NPC: Talk to him to unlock the third and fourth trait slots. You may locate him outside Gang Base.
- Raid NPC: To participate in invasions, find him at the Boxing Gym Locations. It’s best to do so once you’ve reached your cap and are ready to advance in rank.
- Invade NPC: Located behind the Boxing Gym, opposite the Raid NPC and Misc NPCS. Talk to him about invading other people’s raids.
- Accessory NPC: Located inside antique stores. Has a selection of accessories for sale, which changes from time to time.
- Bank NPC: Speak with him to set up your bank account, which can be found within the bank.
- Roadworks NPC: Speak with him to determine whether you should run short or long for agility. Located inside All Time Fitness locations.
- Boss Essence NPC: This multipurpose NPC is located near the Antiques Store on the right.
How to Get More Money
Now, if you want to acquire money rapidly and are new to the game, go to the chart below. This is essentially a board with all of the missions, and completing missions allows you to earn money simply by going to this board.
One example of these tasks is the one that you need to clean up graffiti. If you do that, you will get 1000 game currency, which is a very good amount in this game.
Game Codes
Lastly, using game codes can give you a variety of items and rerolls as well. The creators of the game frequently give codes to their players, so it is important to check them out from time to time to make sure you do not miss anything.
- KENGANFIXES_3: Apply to 8 Clan Rerolls, 4 Trait Rerolls, and 4 Height Rerolls.
- KENGANFIXES_2: Apply to 8 Clan Rerolls, 4 Trait Rerolls, and 4 Height Rerolls.
- 5K LIKES: Can be used to reroll 15 clans, 15 traits, 15 heights, 5 styles, 5 skills, and 5 upgrades.
- KENGANFIXES: Apply to 10 Clan Rerolls, 10 Trait Rerolls, 10 Height Rerolls, 5 Style Resets, 5 Skill Resets, and 5 Upgrade Resets.
- 10kmemsrolls: Use for four Clan Rerolls.
- 1k Favorites: Use for 2 Height Rerolls.
- Wave 1 Clan Rolls: Use for 7 Clan Rerolls.
- Wave1heightrolls: Use for four height rerolls.
- Wave1stylereset: Use for one style reset.
- Wave1upgradereset: Use for one upgrade reset.
This is it for our Kengan Complete Beginner’s Guide. We hope that you found everything you need to know about this game in this guide, if you have anything else to add, feel free to leave a comment below.
If you are looking for other Roblox guides, we recommend you take a look at Anime Simulator: Complete Beginner’s Guide (Training Areas, Get Coins Fast & More).
