Bandai Namco postpones the Vein Code until next year – Gaming – News

The publisher Bandai Namco has reported Code Vein until next year. The publisher says that he wants to refine the gameplay before the game comes out. The release was scheduled for September 28, a new date does not call the company.

Due to the postponement, the game must meet the expectations of the players, says Bandai Namco . In an explanation, the publisher says that it was a difficult decision. The game will also not be playable at Gamescom fair in Cologne next month. When the game will come true, the publisher will not say it.

The release was scheduled for September 28, but now the development team has more time to tinker with the gameplay. Code Vein is made by an internal team of Namco Bandai, who was previously responsible for the God Eater games. The team is led by Yusuke Tomizawa. The team uses Unreal Engine 4.

Code Vein is an RPG action in a futuristic context in which the Revenants play the lead role. They are vampires that depend heavily on the blood of others. The Revenants live in a world called Vein, also a reference to the veins where they must suck the blood. The ghosts who have a blood shortage turn into monsters, the so-called lost. The game will be available on PC, Xbox One and PS4.