return Sony Interactive Entertainment’s release is now being pushed a little over a month announced today.
Developed by Housemarque, return was originally scheduled for release on March 19th. Today’s lag moves, which will decrease to April 30th, “give the team additional time to keep improving the game to the level that players have come to expect from Housemarque,” she said.
Not only return look great (expected, comes from the studio that polished and looked extremely good in 2013 Resogun)It’s also one of the few exclusive PlayStation 5 products on the horizon. Most of the next generation games are either already available and will be available for generations to come. Next The medium– what was released yesterday for Xbox Series X and S –return provides one of the first chances to see what a next-gen game can do when it’s not captivated by last-gen technology.
Earlier this month, video games were launched based on the Harry Potter and Lord of the rings Universes have been delayed until 2022. The third-person shooter Outrider has been postponed from a broad February release to April 1st, although a free demo will be available on February 25th. Ubisoft’s Steep-to like Riders Republic was pushed from a release in February to an unspecified date later that year. And last fall, Ubisoft delayed Far Cry 6 and Rainbow Six QuarantineBoth were originally due to be released before March 31st. Destruction All-Stars, a planned PS5 launch title, was pushed from 2020. That will get the ground rolling next monthwhere it joins the “free” PS Plus games for the PS5 in February.
We saw what happens when high profile video games don’t stay in the oven for as long as necessary. Last year CD Projekt Red was eagerly awaited Cyberpunk 2077 has been postponed (3 times!) and still released on last generation consoles with numerous bugs, glitches, and performance issues. return isn’t married to last generation tech, but still. Take the time you need, Housemarque. We’ll play it when you feel it’s good and ready.
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