Shadow Warrior 3 delayed into 2022

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Quick Wild Hog's Shadow Warrior 3 has been delayed outgoing of 2021 and into an unspecified point in 2022.

The news broke yesterday along October 26 from publisher Devolver Digital, WHO announced the delay to Shadow Warrior 3 through the midget trailer seen just down the stairs. Piece Flight Wild Grunter's sequel was always pencilled in to launch at some point in 2021, information technology never actually locked down a specific release day of the month, and so perhaps the announcement of a delay into next year shouldn't issue forth as too much of a surprise.

Shadow Warrior 3 needs a bit more prison term to focalise its blades so developer Waving Wild Grunter and Devolver Digital are slippy it into primordial next year!Please enjoy the Official 2022 Delay Announcement Trailer - more release go steady news soon... pic.chitter.com/NESW3RTibgOctober 26, 2021

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If you're unfamiliar Shadow Warrior 3, it's basically taking the hyper-convulsive and rapid gunplay of the 2016 Doom reboot and turning it dormie to 11. We've seen a mess of increasingly dynamical system trailers for Flying Wild Hog's sequel at this point, completely of which show protagonist Lo Wang zipping around a battlefield with various complete-the-go past weaponry, slicing and dicing demonic foes equally He goes.

It's just not guns that Lo Wang's bringing to the fight in Shadow Warrior 3, because preciseness strikes with a katana are vital to survival. There's also gloriously gory finish moves to pull forth in the continuation happening a stupefied enemy, a teaser of which you can see in the release date delay trailer just in a higher place, when Wang rips off a demon's fortify and prepares to shell them to Death with it.

Shadow Warrior 3 might've precisely been delayed to 2022, but it's still withal something to be excited about on the purview for next yr. When IT does sooner or later launch, Moving Wild Hogget's sequel bequeath live available on PC, PS4, and Xbox One, A swell as PS5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S finished back compatibility.

For a good look at all the other games arriving throughout the rest of this year and on the far side, head o'er to our new games 2021 guide for more.

Hirun Cryer is a freelance reporter and writer with Gamesradar+ settled out of U.K. After earning a level in American Account specializing in journalism, cinema, lit, and history, he stepped into the games authorship world, with a focalise connected shooters, indie games, and RPGs, and has since been the recipient of the MCV 30 Under 30 award for 2021. In his free time helium freelances with other outlets around the diligence, practices Japanese, and enjoys contemporary manga and gum anime.