Kena: Bridge of Spirits delayed to 2022 - princeinsty1936

Kena: Bridge of Spirits delayed to 2021

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Kena: Bridge of Spirits has been slow until Spring 2021, Ember Laboratory has announced.

Ember Lab's cross-gen adventure game was a surprise hit when it premiered during June's Future of Play outcome, charming everyone with its Pixar-tier spiritedness, plucky protagonist, and adorable little hard drink we now lie with are called Rots. It was originally planned for release on PS4 and PS5 in late 2020, but now we'll need to wait just a couple of months more. Like so many other games, it sounds the like Kena: Bridge of Spirits pale-faced some unannounced development challenges due to the epidemic. Here's the complete statement from Ember Lab on the delay:

"The Ember Lab Team is overwhelmed and humbled by the positive response and outpouring of support for Kena: Nosepiece of Spirits. Your kind words and excitement for the game have been an inspiration to the team.

This year has brought many challenges and our changeover to working from home has caused development to move slower than we hoped. For this cause, we have ready-made the difficult decision to stay the secrete of Kena: Span of Spirits to Q1 2021. We have not ready-made this conclusion lightly, but flavor it is best for the crippled and well-beingness of the team. We will usage this time to give the game the polish it deserves and deliver an undergo that meets our vision and your expectations.

We look forward to sharing more about Kena in the coming months and delivering an amazing undergo early next year."

Considering Kena was only just announced in June, this is really quite modest delay. In person, I'm more than happy to wait a little minute longer for Coal Lab to release Kena in a more burnished state.

Kena: Bridge of Spirits is just one of the approaching games we can't wait to play.

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