“I’ll Never Be Mad at a Delay” Fans Come Out in Support as Teyon Studios Push Back Robocop: Rogue City Release Date

RoboCop: Rogue City created a lot of buzz at Gamescom 2023. The game was announced in 2021 and was initially scheduled to be released in June 2023. Early footage from 2022 also showed promising gameplay that had fans excited. However, developers Teyon recently announced that the game’s release will be pushed back to November, but fans aren’t complaining. The game’s official Twitter handle (now known as X) shared the news and fans are all in to make sure that the game delivers on its promises.

The closed-beta test of the game yielded incredible results. And the pushback only has fans excited as they believe a good RoboCop game is finally headed their way in November.

RoboCop: Rogue City will explore the psychological side of James Murphy

One of the biggest parts of this year’s Gamescom was RoboCop: Rogue City. Devs Teyon claimed players will explore the psychological side of the cyborg cop. Gamers are thrilled to learn that they can even play as James Murphy in the game. The claims of RoboCop: Rogue City being an “authentic RoboCop game experience that is faithful to the franchise’s DNA, while immersing gamers in an original story that enables them to play as none other than RoboCop himself,” understandably ticked all the right boxes.

The new action RPG will explore a lot of features, including expansive shootouts on the streets of Detroit, as well as a determinant dialogue system. How players make decisions will impact the game’s progress and the ending. The complex gameplay and destructible environment shown off in the early footage had fans requesting the game to drop as soon as possible.

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However, despite the new announcement of the game being pushed back to November, fans are not too upset. Instead, fans believe waiting a while longer in exchange for a properly made game isn’t much of a big deal.

Fans show their unwavering support

Since the decision was announced by the devs, fans have come forward in numbers to show that they’re standing behind the decision.

Nobody wants a game that feels rushed, buggy, incomplete. So waiting a little longer for a more polished game? The trade off sounds like it could be worth it.

While users are relaxed about the release being postponed, they hope that developers focus on hardware optimization among other improvements they will be making.

Since the game promises to explore Alex Murphy, there’ll be high hopes on the story aspects that focus on him.

Those who remember the launch of Assassin’s Creed: Unity will surely understand why rushing a game’s release is never a good idea.

All in all, fans are deeply appreciative of the fact that the developers have heard their fans, and have taken their voice into consideration.

Have you played any RoboCop games before or watched the legendary movies? Tell us how you look forward to RoboCop: Rogue City in the comments below.

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