Immortals of Aveum devs plan on taking “a few extra weeks” as release date gets delayed ImmortalsofAveum AscendantStudios EA
The release for Immortals of Aveum, the upcoming magic-based FPS game from EA and Ascendant Studios, is reportedly going to be delayed for “a few extra weeks,” according to a statement from game director Bret Robbins and the development team. This postponement will apparently give them the time they need “to further polish the game, finish optimizing all platforms, and deliver a strong launch.
Unsurprisingly, community reaction surrounding this announcement has largely been positive as most fans are telling the development team to “take all the time you need.” Onealso mentioned that “you only get one chance at a first impression,” so it’s important that you “make it count!” This sentiment especially rings true for Ascendant Studios as this will be their first release since the team’s inception.
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