Journey through the story of a group of atypical. Discover a dark fantasy reimagining of the Wild West where lawmen and gunslingers share the frontier with fantastical creatures. However, we want to iron out some stuff, because we are committed to delivering the best experience." He went on, citing the developer's experience with immersive sims and the importance of getting everything right so all players have a good experience. Survive and unveil the mysteries of the Weird West through the intertwined destinies of its unusual heroes in an Action RPG from the co-creators of Dishonored and Prey. The game is being tested in a private beta and they're having a blast. "On the other hand, we realize it's not quite ready yet. "We are passionate developers and gamers at WolfEye, and as we are playing our own game, on one hand, we realize that the game is really great," Colantonio said. Attached with the tweet was a video from WolfEye's creative director and Dishonored co-creator Raphaël Colantonio explaining the decision to push the release date back. The announcement came in a tweet in which Devolver attested to "some wonky moments" that require fixing in order to make the game its best self possible before launch.
Weird West releases March 31 on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.Devolver Digital announced a delay in the release date of WolfEye Studios' weird, wacky, western fantasy action RPG Weird West to March 31, 2022. Developed by Flying Wild Hog, the big difference in that game is that it has a third-person shooter point of view rather than top down. Evil West is also geared at combining fantastical beasts and monsters - mostly in the form of vampires - with the Old West. Interestingly enough, pushing back the launch of Weird West could bring it closer to the release of another game that has very similar vibes. These kinds of short delays have become more commonplace in the industry over the last two years and generally do mean there are just some slight tweaks needed. The good news here is that the delayed launch is just over two months so those who were looking forward to playing Weird West won't have to wait all that long. Some of those things are great and some of them are "not so great." In order to avoid there being a bunch of problems when Weird West was originally expected to launch, the developers are going to take a step back. He also talked about how he understands that when it comes to this kind of game, there are a ton of different things that can happen. The developer went on to explain that the company wants to iron some stuff out because it's wanting to stick to its long history of delivering the best immersive sim possible. He added that while the people playing it were loving their time in the world, the beta also brought to light some changes that needed to be made. In a short video, the Dishonored co-creator explained that WolfEye had been holding a closed beta for the game. On Wednesday, Colantonio took to Twitter to announce that Weird West is being moved back from its expected January 11 release date, to March 31. RELATED: Samurai Game Trek to Yomi Confirmed for Xbox Game Pass The top-down isometric RPG has been described by its developers as being an "immersive sim" that will offer a kind of dark fantasy in the Wild West that combines cowboys with fantastical creatures. It turns out that WolfEye and Devolver Digital have decided the game needs a bit more work and have pushed it back from its January 11 release date to later in the spring.įormer Dishonored developer Raphael Colantonio first announced Weird West back in 2019 and the game has been steaming towards release ever since. Developer WolfEye Studios and publisher Devolver Digital are still planning on releasing Weird West in 2022, but the game won't be arriving when it was originally planned.
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