GLOOMWOOD TWITTER UPDATE

Thankfully, the delay to Gloomwood is a short one, so fans will be able to get their hands on the Steam game without too much more waiting.

lFgayx1xtOĭelays to video game release dates caused by the impact of COVID should be nothing new at this point. We're sorry to have to delay Gloomwood a few weeks, however we're sure you can wait.īut don't just take it from me! Listen to legendary star of stage and screen, Sir Malcolm McDowell.

As you may know, we here at New Blood hold ourselves to an extremely high standard and Gloomwood is no exception.”

GLOOMWOOD TWITTER UPDATE

The developers continue by saying, “extra time will allow us to make sure all these issues are sorted, add extra polish, and give some space to the major update for one of our other games, ULTRAKILL, which is now releasing its second act on August 16th. Due to some unforeseen game development issues that have cropped up over the last few months, as well as several of our developers falling sick to (COVID) we’ve made the decision to push back the Gloomwood Early Access release date. It reads: “Hello patient denizens of Gloomwood, I bring a bit of news. In a post on the official Steam store page for Gloomwood, the developers explain the reasons behind the brief delay. Unfortunately, the developers of Gloomwood have now announced a short delay to its early access release date, courtesy of actor Malcolm McDowell, but it should hopefully be worth the wait. Its blocky art style and Gothic environments quickly bring to mind games like Nightmare Creatures, and it’s likely been on the radar of shooter fans for a few years now. Gloomwood is a dark and stealthy horror first-person shooter inspired by games from the ’90s.

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