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2021 has seen more than its fair share of gaming delays, and that's understandable with so much of the gaming industry dealing with unforeseen circumstances like the COVID-19 pandemic. Another casualty of these unprecedented times is Digimon Survive, which was originally slated for release this year.
Kazumasa Habu, the producer of Digimon Survive, reached out to Digimon fans via Twitter on October 28 to let fans know that the game won't arrive until the end of the year.
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The team behind Digimon Survive made the difficult decision to release the game in 2022, as they believe they need more time to refine the quality of the game before release. Habu Kazumasa asked fans for patience as they want to bring the game to consumers as soon as possible without sacrificing the quality of their product. Habu said the team behind Digimon Survive continues to work hard on their next release and are looking forward to sharing more information soon.
Those wishing to see Kazumasa Habu's message can find it below:
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