Forspoken is currently scheduled to launch for PS5 and PC in October, but recent reports have suggested that it could possibly be delayed.
The developer will use the extra time for its next update and also "re-evaluate the game’s future operating roadmap" based on player feedback.
Summer Game Fest creator also says that people may not get "everything they want in June" but hopes that they'll have fun.
The real-time tactics RPG was announced by Square Enix earlier this year, and is set to launch in 2022 for PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC.
Square Enix's upcoming RPG has topped the weekly charts yet again, maintaining a healthy lead over Splatoon 3, the game placed second.
Based on whether Square Enix can get Final Fantasy 16 ready for this year, it may push Forspoken back again, as per XboxEra's Nick Baker.
The game's second Season, titled The Light of Aaru, will feature a new element type, a new weapon type, over 80 new quests, and much more.
Additionally, a recent stream also showed off over 30 collective minutes of gameplay from the Edo Japan and Present Day timelines.
"We see a great potential, not only in sequels, but also in remakes, remasters, spinoffs as well as transmedia projects," the company says.
The developer had previously indicated that Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 might be officially unveiled sometime in 2022.
Players can also adjust the "Optimize Equipment" function to only optimize the battle sets of their allies instead of their own.
Originally starting life as Final Fantasy Versus 13, the action RPG would finally launch in 2016. It's available for Xbox One, PS4, PC and Stadia.
Teppei Ono, technical director of the Luminous Engine, discusses the upcoming Forspoken's impressive load times on the PS5.
Knowing from the get go that the remake would use HD-2D visuals helped cut down plenty of production time, according to the developers.
Though the PS5 exclusive RPG takes the top spot, every other game in the top 10 is an upcoming Nintendo Switch release.
Producer Naoki Yoshida says Final Fantasy 16's new trailer had to be internally delayed, but will be dropping soon, with the game's development itself also nearly finished.
The developer confirms that it is yet to receive royalties from the game's sales from Square Enix, with the RPG shooter still not having recouped development costs.
Square Enix has announced the next mainline entry in its epic action RPG series. Check out some of its first details here.
The Disney-centric action RPG series is hard to predict. Nevertheless, the sequel is ripe with possibilities thanks to a new setting and story arc.
Embracer Group CEO Lars Wingefors says "a number of external approvals", which potentially includes licensers, are needed to close the transaction.
