Ubisoft Halts XDefiant Preseason Launch Indefinitely
Ubisoft exposed its “fast-paced firefights meets punk rock mosh pits” first-person shooter, Tom Clancy’s XDefiant, in 2021. It’s a free-to-play shooter that includes intrigues from various Ubisoft homes, like Splinter Cell, Watch Dogs, The Division, and Far Cry. We went hands-on with XDefiant previously this year and left impressed with the shooter. Players appreciated an open beta back in June, and the full game was set to launch in the summer, now, designer Ubisoft San Francisco has actually postponed its preseason launch forever.
The group revealed this on Twitter the other day, exposing that the current Public Test Session was a success yet highlighted some incongruities in the game experience it wishes to deal with prior to the preseason launch. As such, the preseason launch has actually been postponed to a later undefined day.
Here’s Ubisoft’s complete declaration on the XDefiant preseason launch hold-up:
An upgrade on XDefiant- pic.twitter.com/3orSnspmp6
— XDefiant (@PlayXDefiant) October 9, 2023
As you can see, Ubisoft does not suggest when to anticipate the Preseason launch to take place, making this an uncertain hold-up.
In the meanwhile, watch Game Informer’s XDefiant New Gameplay Today and afterwards check out our XDefiant impressions after going hands-on with the game previously this year.
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