Six Days In Fallujah Delayed To 2023 With No Announcement

Six Days In Fallujah, the once-canceled shooter that goals to depict the Second Battle of Fallujah, has apparently missed its introduced launch window of late 2022. Though there was no official phrase on new launch timing, latest tweets from the sport’s writer Victura would appear to point that the developer remains to be engaged on the mission.

However, it additionally suggests {that a} agency launch date is not going to be introduced anytime quickly. “We know this question is extremely important for us to answer, but we’re not ready to lock this in just yet,” Victura wrote in a late December tweet.

Six Days In Fallujah was first introduced in 2009, the place it instantly turned the topic of controversy because of its said aim of depicting latest, real-world fight occasions. Onetime writer Konami pulled out in 2009, and the sport has been in developmental limbo for greater than a decade. Six Days formally re-emerged in 2021, when director Peter Tamte mentioned that Highwire Games had been contracted to develop the sport. This, after all, reignited the controversy. Since that preliminary announcement, there have been only a few updates concerning the sport, however it’s formally nonetheless within the works.