Following a reported apology from Microsoft, Jyamma Games has revised its stance on the Xbox release of its debut title, Enotria: The Last Song. However, a firm release date remains elusive.
Microsoft's Apology Resolves Enotria Xbox Release Delays
Jyamma Games Expresses Gratitude to Phil Spencer and the Community
Microsoft has reportedly apologized to Jyamma Games for delays encountered during the Xbox certification process for Enotria: The Last Song. This action comes after reports that Microsoft seemingly ignored the developer's submission for over two months, leading Jyamma Games to announce an indefinite postponement of the Xbox release earlier this week.
Jyamma CEO Jacky Greco previously voiced frustration on the game's Discord server, stating that Microsoft hadn't responded for two months and questioning their commitment to the project and its players. The situation, however, changed dramatically following Microsoft's intervention.
On X (formerly Twitter), Jyamma Games publicly thanked Phil Spencer and his team for their swift response and assistance in resolving the issue. They also acknowledged the significant support from their player community, emphasizing the impact of their vocal advocacy.
Jyamma Games confirmed ongoing collaboration with Microsoft, expressing hope for a prompt Xbox release.
Further details emerged on Enotria's Discord, where Greco shared that Microsoft had apologized for the oversight and were actively working towards a solution.
Enotria: The Last Song isn't alone in facing Xbox release challenges. Funcom recently reported optimization difficulties porting Dune: Awakening to the Xbox Series S. While the PS5 and PC versions of Enotria: The Last Song remain on track for a September 19th launch, the Xbox release date remains uncertain. For more information on Enotria: The Last Song, please see the link below.
