Metro Exodus Delayed to 2019
Originally scheduled for a fall 2018 release date, Metro Exodus is now confirmed for Q1 2019 release date.
Up until now, use thought Metro Exodus of the Metro series of first-person shooter games and a sequel to Metro: Last Light from developer 4A Games and publisher Deep Silver was about to release on 2018 as per official announcement but that just changed now!
The parent company for the publisher, THQ Nordic has stated on their Blog that previously scheduled fall 2018 release date for the game is pushed back to the first quarter of 2019. They still are deciding a release window for Biomutant and Darksiders III.
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After making a spectacular entry in E3 2017, we hoped to get on board with the game this year and journey through its barren landscape to fight scary mutants this year but fate seems to be not with us on this one.
According to their recent statement, the development process is still progressing and they are pretty happy with the finished result. Just because they want us to experience their finest effort when we get to play it, they are taking time to make sure that happens.
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Even though it is for the best but waiting another year is quite tiring after you already spent one in anticipation. However, fans of Metro series must realize that 4A Games had to do this to live up to everyone's expectation and they promised to not disappoint you on release.
All they are doing on upcoming eight to nine months is to fully focus on polishing the game players truly deserve. This constant process is getting all of their attention it needs and so we need to wait to get something better when they are finally done.
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Just to jog your memory on this story-driven survival horror themed shooter, here goes the announce gameplay trailer dropped at E3 2017.
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Metro Exodus will be available to play on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One once it is released worldwide. Series protagonist Artyom will return for a bigger open-world experience in a post-apocalyptic Moscow and a few fellow survivors will tag along.
Just because they hit us with a bummer, 4A Games promised to reveal a new footage containing brand new gameplay set on a different location of in-game environment we have not seen yet! That's some consolation there.
Up until now, use thought Metro Exodus of the Metro series of first-person shooter games and a sequel to Metro: Last Light from developer 4A Games and publisher Deep Silver was about to release on 2018 as per official announcement but that just changed now!
The parent company for the publisher, THQ Nordic has stated on their Blog that previously scheduled fall 2018 release date for the game is pushed back to the first quarter of 2019. They still are deciding a release window for Biomutant and Darksiders III.
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| Metro Exodus Delayed to 2019 |
RELATED: Catherine: Full Body Announced for PlayStation 4
After making a spectacular entry in E3 2017, we hoped to get on board with the game this year and journey through its barren landscape to fight scary mutants this year but fate seems to be not with us on this one.
According to their recent statement, the development process is still progressing and they are pretty happy with the finished result. Just because they want us to experience their finest effort when we get to play it, they are taking time to make sure that happens.
RELATED: Saints Row: The Third Coming to Nintendo Switch
Even though it is for the best but waiting another year is quite tiring after you already spent one in anticipation. However, fans of Metro series must realize that 4A Games had to do this to live up to everyone's expectation and they promised to not disappoint you on release.
All they are doing on upcoming eight to nine months is to fully focus on polishing the game players truly deserve. This constant process is getting all of their attention it needs and so we need to wait to get something better when they are finally done.
RELATED: Killing Floor 2 Comes to Xbox One
Just to jog your memory on this story-driven survival horror themed shooter, here goes the announce gameplay trailer dropped at E3 2017.
RELATED: Shenmue 3 Release Date
Metro Exodus will be available to play on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One once it is released worldwide. Series protagonist Artyom will return for a bigger open-world experience in a post-apocalyptic Moscow and a few fellow survivors will tag along.
Just because they hit us with a bummer, 4A Games promised to reveal a new footage containing brand new gameplay set on a different location of in-game environment we have not seen yet! That's some consolation there.
