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Sons of the Forest Launch Pushed Back Again, This Time to 2023

Developers of Sons of the Forest have chosen to once again delay the release of their new game. The postponement is again several months long.

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Endnight Games studio announced that they have decided to push back the release of their latest production, Sons of the Forest. Originally, the title was scheduled to debut on the market in October this year.

However, the developers are in need of more time to put the finishing touches on it. Consequently, it will not be available to play until next year.

Sons of the Forest’s new release date is February 23, 2023. The news of the delay appeared on Twitter, and the developers, in a short tweet, apologized to players for having to wait longer.

They simultaneously explained that it wasn’t easy for them to set a precise release date for the game in advance due to its size. The extra months will allow the developers to fine-tune everything.

Hey Everyone,

Due to the scope of our new game Sons Of The Forest, it has been hard to pinpoint an exact release date, and today we have to delay one last time.

Giving us time to complete the polish we feel is needed, we will release Feb 23, 2023, priced at $29.99USD. pic.twitter.com/9SmeLelmj6

— Endnight Games (@EndNightGame) August 31, 2022

Sons of the Forest is to be available exclusively on Steam. It features a sequel to the game The Forest. The task of the player is to find a billionaire who is stuck on a desert island, and to keep things from getting too easy, the place is full of mutants and various kinds of nightmares.

As we play, we can do pretty much anything we feel like doing. One can fight, build and explore the island. Obviously, we need to be extra careful at night.

More information about Sons of the Forest will be coming for you in the following weeks. Are you too waiting to play the game?

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