They don't care about Enotria and they don't care about you,' Jyamma Games CEO blasts Xbox amidst indefinite delay

[Windows Central]

Enotria: The Last Song is an interesting-looking upcoming soulslike based on Italian folklore. The game has been "indefinitely" delayed on Xbox, however, with the game's developers pointing the blame at Microsoft.

They don't care about Enotria and they don't care about you,' Jyamma Games CEO blasts Xbox amidst indefinite delay : Read more

 

[Widey85]

Wasn't the Xbox port already cancelled?

Enotria: The Last Song launches August 21, Xbox Series version no longer planned

Italian Soulslike action RPG Enotria: The Last Song will launch for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store on August 21, developer Jyamma Games announced. A demo is coming soon. The pr…

www.gematsu.com

Edit: found the article where they reinstated the Xbox version, but does show it was the lowest priority:

Enotria: The Last Song delayed to September 19, restores Xbox Series version; PS5 and PC demo launches May 22

Jyamma Games has delayed Italian Soulslike action RPG Enotria: The Last Song from its previously planned August 21 release date to September 19, as well as announced that the previously canceled Xb…

www.gematsu.com

 

[fatpunkslim]

Well given the studio's strategy to get people talking about its game that no one knows. We are not fooled. The arrogance of this gentleman is still quite surprising.

It's always the same, it's always small studios under pressure to release their games quickly, who find at the last moment the excuse "it's Xbox's fault"!

The problem is more global in reality, it is the video game industry which is doing badly, we see it clearly in the games which come out too quickly, not finished and buggy.

The pressure is such that these kinds of small studios no longer take the time to optimize their games. The CEO says that he contacted mixrosoft 2 months ago... I want to tell him, Have you been worrying about releasing your game on Xbox for 2 months?

This clearly shows the timing concerns of this type of studio.

We really can't blame Microsoft for not helping small studios, it's even the opposite.