Long awaited Stalker 2: Heart of Chernobyl again, this time postponed until November 20. It was due out on September 5. . 14 years. Longest lag in game history 15 years old.
What’s taking so long? First, . Developer GSC Game World almost shut down, but managed to weather the storm. Next, manufacturers offer various mechanics and features, including a .
Real world events intervened to keep the delay going. Russia occupied Ukraine and the GSC was located in Kiev. Suspended as a game it will finally resume growth in 2022. After that, the game last December.
However, there were some kinks to work out, so the launch was pushed back to September 5, 2024. Looks like the bugs are still popping up because it’s now set to November.
“We know you’re tired of waiting and we really appreciate your patience. These extra two months will give us a chance to fix more “unexpected anomalies” (or “bugs” as you call them),” GSC Game World Game Director Yevhen Grigorovich wrote in a press release. “Like you, we’re dying to finally release the game and experience it for ourselves.”
Who knows if it will actually come out this November, but it’s looking more and more like it. GSC also announced the upcoming release of an in-depth video that will premiere on August 12, offering “the most comprehensive look at the game yet.” This video will include developer interviews, new in-game footage and full information. from story search.
For those who don’t know, Stalker 2: Heart of Chernobyl It is the sequel to the 2007 hit FPS. The upcoming sequel brings some survival horror mechanics into the mix, which should be fun. When a game is in development for 14 years, there are plenty of trailers to check out what’s going on.
