Previously slated for launch on May 6th, Reikon Games’ Metal Eden has been delayed. It’s out sometime this Summer, and a new release date will be shared “as soon as we can.”
Regarding the reason for the delay, the developer said on Steam, “After going through the feedback from the demo, we saw some clear areas where we can improve. We’re taking a bit more time to refine the game and make sure it delivers the experience we’re aiming for. Your input has been a big part of that process, and we appreciate it.”
The demo is available for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC and includes the first two story missions. Players can use it to familiarize themselves with the gunplay, movement and progression system. Of course, with the game receiving refinements, you have to wonder if the demo will be updated.
Stay tuned for more details on that front. Metal Eden is a first-person shooter set in the future and focuses on ASKA, a hyperunit that must battle the city called MOEBIUS. Though the latter has numerous hostile robots and security systems, ASKA has eight weapons and some killer speed. Check out more extensive gameplay here, which showcases the pistol, SMG, and shotgun alongside the fast-paced movement.
