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Die by the Blade Is Yet Another Game Slipping Away to 2023

Bushido Blade-style fame is getting another postponment.

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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Die by the Blade’s publisher has only just announced that this “samurai-punk” title is going to be available to play in November 2022. However, unfortunately, it appears that this newly presented information is no longer valid.

It was announced at the end of September that Triple Hill Interactive’s game would make its debut as early as November 3 on PS4, PS5, XSX/XSS, XOne and PC.

The publisher, however, has had a change of heart and is pushing back the release of Die by the Blade to the first half of 2023. Unfortunately, Kwalee has not provided a new, detailed release date.

Die by the Blade’s developers have claimed that they want to ensure the highest possible quality for their brawler, a game that can be associated with Bushido Blade.

Accordingly, the developers need additional months to fine-tune all gameplay elements. Speaking of which, the developers said that we will see a gameplay testing phase before the release. More details on this are due soon.

This is already another game amid a whole group of titles that are pushing back their releases for 2023.

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