The developer of Enotria The Last Song announced that the release of the game on Xbox devices will be postponed indefinitely and that the game will continue to be released on PS5 and PC.
Jyamma Games studio announced this through a post on its personal account on X platform Pointing out that they made a great effort to overcome some of the problems they faced in releasing the game on Xbox platforms, but these efforts failed, which prompted them to postpone the game to an indefinite time.
The following post states:
“Unfortunately, at this time, we have to announce an indefinite delay to the Xbox version. 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 challenges that have led to a delay to our Xbox release. We want to stress that this is not a decision we have made lightly.”
Immediately after this announcement, a wide controversy began on social media platforms, with accusations directed at Sony that it had concluded an exclusive deal with the developer on its platforms. However, these conclusions remain impulsive at the moment, and we await more confirmations that may be revealed later.
Meanwhile, Enotria The Last Song has been confirmed to release on PlayStation 5 and PC on September 19. Physical versions of the game will be released on the aforementioned platforms later this year.
Game description:
“Enotria: The Last Song is a Soul Like game set in a beautiful sunlit world inspired by Italian folklore where the bright sun casts the darkest shadows. Wear unique masks to change roles, face formidable enemies and alter reality using the power of Ardore to uncover the secrets of Enotria.”
The game joins the list of games that have been delayed for release on Xbox devices, such as Black Myth Wukong, which accused Sony of holding a temporary exclusivity agreement for the game on its platforms. Although some sources denied this, there are many reports that insist that there is indeed a secret agreement between the developer and Sony.
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