Level-5 Ignored the Press: 7 Years of Delays and INAZUMA ELEVEN: Victory Road Released Without Media Reviews
Projects stuck in development hell usually end up disappointing. With INAZUMA ELEVEN: Victory Road, however, the outcome feels unexpectedly different.
The title was originally scheduled to launch in 2018 under a different name. The publisher delayed the release — and the wait stretched on.
Despite the prolonged postponement, the overall outlook is surprisingly positive. That said, exercise caution before purchasing: the publisher did not provide review copies to the press and has ignored requests from outlets seeking access to INAZUMA ELEVEN: Victory Road for testing.
On Steam the game has been well received — after more than 2,700 user reviews its approval rating sits at approximately 95%.
Source: iXBT.games
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