Developer Funcom has delayed the discharge of Dune: Awakening by one month following suggestions from its beta check.
In a put up on its web site, the corporate mentioned that it was transferring the sport’s launch date from Might fifteenth to June tenth as a consequence of participant enter from its on-going closed beta.
Dune: Awakening has gamers making an attempt to vie management for the planet Arrakis in a timeline the place early franchise protagonist Paul Atreides is not born and, erm, does not f*ck up all the pieces for the empire fully.
“The suggestions we’ve been amassing from beta testers has been invaluable in ensuring we are able to launch a high quality recreation,” Funcom wrote.
“We’ve got a really lively Discord going with our beta testers the place our builders can work together straight with them to make sure we collaboratively make Dune: Awakening a greater recreation.
“Due to this course of, we’ve concluded that with a bit extra time to cook dinner, we are able to act on much more of the suggestions we all know is essential to our beta testers.
“This isn’t a call we take flippantly, we all know everybody could be very excited to get taking part in, however these three additional weeks will give us the time wanted to make enhancements that can result in a greater gameplay expertise from day one.
“We’re additionally enthusiastic about the truth that this can permit us to do a large-scale beta weekend subsequent month the place much more of you’ll get the chance to play the sport and share your suggestions. We are going to launch extra details about this quickly.”
