Warhammer 40,000: Darktide is delaying the console release indefinitely to focus solely on troubleshooting on the PC version. The game was supposed to launch on Xbox Series S/X shortly after launching on PC in November, but provided no release information prior to this announcement. As a result, developer Fatshark has also decided to delay the introduction of the promised seasonal content for the game and address feedback on building a “complete” crafting system, a rewarding progression loop, and Optimize performance on PC. While console players may be a bit disappointed with this announcement, judging by the generally mixed reception of Warhammer 40,000: Darktide on Steam, this seems like a step in the right direction.
“We are incredibly proud of our ability at Fatshark to deliver a game that millions of people can enjoy. This is what we set out to do with Warhammer 40,000: Dark Tide — to create an engaging and stable game with a level of depth that keeps you playing for weeks, not hours,” open letter from shark CEO and co-founder, Martin Wahlund reads. “We didn’t meet those expectations.” In addition to delaying the Xbox Series S/X In the new version, the developer will pause the upcoming release of any high-end cosmetics, focusing only on polishing the game. The developer stated that they cannot continue down the path of releasing new content without addressing growing player concerns.
Released on End of November, Warhammer 40K Darktide seems destined for success thanks to its visceral combat and highly detailed environments. Borrowing the four-player co-op formula from previous fantasy-based entries Warhammer: worm 1 and worm 2, it’s almost a no-brainer to add 40K’s gunplay to the mix for better results. In it, the player is thrown into the ruthless beehive city of Tertium to confront bloodthirsty enemies — a heretic cult called the Admonition, who seek to gain control of the planet Atoma Prime. Customization is broken down into class, appearance, and gender, with an additional focus on the crafting system. Unfortunately, the latter has failed to impress, as stated above, Fatshark intends to address.
Fatshark was released recentlySignal update, the first content drop for Darktide, which adds a new Comms-Plex 154/2f mission, two new weapons for the Zealots and Ogryns classes, as well as the highly requested private session feature. The update also includes two new modifiers for quests, with the “Hunting Area” having an increased number of Pox Hounds, and Attack missions increasing ammo pick up, while also reducing healing. blood.
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide is available to play on calculator via Steam and PC game card. As mentioned above, the Xbox Series S/X release has been delayed indefinitely.
