Obsidian’s large RPG, Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire, is not coming to Swap.
Writer Versus Evil made this announcement in its official Discord, stating that it has canceled the Swap model of this RPG first launched in 2018 on PC and PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in 2020. The studio stored the information temporary and opted to not increase on why the Swap model had been canceled.
“Hey there,” Versus Evil wrote, as reported by Eurogamer. “Sadly, after a lot deliberation, we have now determined to not transfer ahead with Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire for the Nintendo Swap.”
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A Swap model of Deadfire was introduced approach again in 2018. It was delayed just a few instances earlier than Obsidian, and Versus Evil went nearly silent on the title, even amidst information of its console launch in 2020. Whereas there’s no public cause for Deadfire’s Swap cancellation, a glance again on the growth of the primary Pillars of Eternity on Swap would possibly reveal some key info.
In February of 2020, Versus Evil introduced that there could be no additional updates for the Swap model of Pillars of Eternity as a result of {hardware}, as famous by Eurogamer.
“[We] reached a restrict on what we are able to do with our updates to the sport and have exhausted the choices left to us from the PC unique regarding the limitations of the {hardware} we're working with,” Versus Evil stated on the time.
Maybe the Swap {hardware} and its limitations are the explanation Deadfire’s growth for it has ceased.
For extra concerning the recreation, learn Game Informer’s Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire Review after which take a look at this turn-based mode that hit the game nearly a year after its launch after that.
[Source: Eurogamer]
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