Developer Enotria: The Last SongThe Italian company behind the Souls-like game Souls series, which is set to be released later this month, has announced that the Xbox version of the game has been delayed indefinitely. Why? According to its studio, Jyamma Games, a “lack of communication” on the Xbox side is the reason for the delay.
Having been delayed earlier this year, most likely in order to not release at the same time as Elden Ring’s Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, this was apparently the right decision, with Enotia now set to release on September 19th, and it looks like it will be released on Xbox, although there was some uncertainty before the September date was confirmed. However, it will now only be released on PC and PS5.
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“Regrettably, we have to announce an indefinite delay to the Xbox release at this time,” Jyamma Games revealed in a statement on the game’s website. “We understand how disappointing this news is for the Xbox community. Unfortunately, despite our best efforts and the hard work of our dedicated team, we have encountered a number of challenges that have resulted in a delay to the Xbox release. We want to emphasize that this is not a decision we have taken lightly.”
“We really want to release the game on Xbox as soon as possible but due to their lack of communication it is really a difficult task,” Jyamma wrote in response to some Twitter users who expressed dissatisfaction with the game temporarily skipping Xbox and asked for more information on the nature of these “challenges.” “The game runs fine on Series S and Series X but we are unable to complete the submission process,” he wrote. [Xbox] It may even take two months to get back to us,” the developer added.
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As we are in the quagmire of the console wars, the studio had to deny that some kind of exclusivity agreement with Sony affected the proceedings, saying: “Sony has not paid us anything, and we have no agreement with PlayStation. We have also tried to release the game on Xbox and other platforms, and we have invested a lot of resources in this.”
In response to a fan’s question on the game’s Discord server, Jyamma CEO Jacky Greco expressed his displeasure over what happened, writing: “You can ask Xbox why they haven’t responded to us in two months, it’s clear they don’t care about Enotria, nor you.” “We have a xbox series X/S version ready but we can’t go ahead with the submission and release, I spent a lot of money on the port and they decided to ignore us,” he added in another post.
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