Digimon Survive: Why It's Taking So Long to Get A Release Date

Digimon Survive: Why It’s Taking So Long to Get A Release Date.Digimon Survive has been outside the public for a long time and COVID-19 might be badly hurt with no announcement during E3 2021.

E3 2021 is finished, most of the main firms on the digital stage are turning. Konami, Sony and EA were not there, but a large number of other developers and publishers have shown the slates for the near future. Bandai Namco exhibited several titles, but only the House of Ash, the next edition in the anthology of dark images. It left many more speculated and forthcoming games behind it, perhaps trying to stick to the Elden Ring and indicate that Bandai Namco-branded Direct will be more detailed later on. Digimon Survive was a remarkable absence from the programme.

It’s been a while since anything official was stated about the game since its announcement on the July 2018 edition of the Japanese magazine V-Jump. It has gotten several updates to indicate the project is still alive, although they usually coincide with delays. Fans wanted to learn more about this odd title, stated for the support of several pathways in history and a gloomy tone but Digimon Survive appears to be just not yet ready — and that’s probably a good reason.

Digimon Survive’s History Of Delays

A startling amount of delays have taken place in survival. It is nearly equal in how many delays it has suffered to the notorious titles like Dying Light 2 and Psychonauts 2. Originally scheduled for 2019 to come, Digimon’s survival was postponed until mid-2020. Due to the planned narrative scale of the title, it was rather conventional and clear. It was the following couple of delays that would truly shed a light on the game.

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Toei Animation Europe stated Survive was scheduled to release for Europe in January 2021 on 29 July 2020. On the Twitter website of 8 October 2020 producer Kazumasa Habu said that survive had been postponed, which was followed up soon on 15 October by a formal notice that COVID-19 had caused the postponement of 2021. The miserable title looks to have been postponed again now that Digimon Survive is not mentioned on E3 and no press release is in view.

Why Digimon Survive Still Doesn’t Have A Release Date

Initially, Digimon Survive was designed as a very ambitious project to blend monster collections, a strategy-RPG in which playing groups might change mid-struggle for the player and a visual novel to address a variety of moral problems. What this involves is yet unknown, however it would seem if the player pushes it, that this script may get extremely dark, and Digimon has a greater edge than normal Pokemon. It is possible for Bandai Namco to handle the breadth of Digimon assets and write branching plot routes, which resulted in early delays.

The COVID-19 epidemic then impacted Japan severely. For the last year, the little island country has received mass illnesses, lock-ups and fatalities, and although the gaming industry has favoured itself more than others, it has still been struck. It’s little wonder that the last major Survival statement was its newest postponement until the end of 2020 between the pandemic that forces people to work from home and the virus’ spread across Japan. Sadly, until such notice, Digimon Survive enthusiasts may desire to see it postponed indefinitely until production stabilises. Bandai Namco will, hopefully, soon have some great news about this prospective RPG.