Friendly Fire Delays A Long Survive VR Ports Again After Missing May 14 Launch
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Updated · UploadVR · May 14
Friendly Fire Delays A Long Survive VR Ports Again After Missing May 14 Launch
1 articles · Updated · UploadVR · May 14
Friendly Fire Studios pushed back A Long Survive on PS VR2 and SteamVR for a second time in under a month and dropped its May 14 release target without naming a new date.
Final testing uncovered a crossplay connection problem between platforms, and the studio said it will not ship the co-op horde shooter until that feature works properly.
The ports were first due on April 30 before being delayed two weeks to May 14; the team now says it will announce a new date only after the issue is fixed, with a short gap before launch.
A Long Survive remains available on Quest, while the delayed PS VR2 and SteamVR versions can still be wishlisted on their respective stores.
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