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Chronoscript: The Endless End Delayed to Summer 2027 Following Demo Feedback

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Shueisha Games has postponed the release of Chronoscript: The Endless End until early summer 2027, citing significant player feedback from its recent demo. Despite receiving a Very Positive rating with over 85% positive reviews on Steam, the development team at Deskworks determined that further refinements were necessary before launch.

Director Tom Fujii and producer Masami Yamamoto explained that constructive criticism regarding action mechanics prompted substantial adjustments. Developer Nam Namba noted that input responsiveness was improved by doubling the action buffer window and adjusting invincibility frames for dodging. These changes aim to make character movement more intuitive and allow for smoother consecutive actions. The team updated the current demo on Steam to reflect these gameplay tweaks, hoping to enhance the overall experience beyond its initial reception.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “Despite the demo’s 85% positive review score, Chronoscript: The Endless End was delayed because of “how significant player feedback was.” We ask the devs about their motivation to make the game even better”

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Release Date
Early summer 2027
Platforms
PC (Steam), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox
Developer
Deskworks
Publisher
Shueisha Games
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