For all its worth, "Friday the 13th: The Game" is delayed because the game developer values their fans' input. In the latest development about "Friday the 13th" release date, Gun Media and IllFonic said, the decision to delay the game has not been easy on their part. Nevertheless, the came to the conclusion that, what's truly negative at this time will be outweighed by the positive results of their decisions.
According to reports, the developer is contemplating on including some of the most requested features from fans; hence the moving of "Friday the 13th: The Game" release date. In a statement from the developer, featured on The Polygon, they revealed that, two of the most requested features include the Single Player Mode and the inclusion of Tommy Jarvis character.
"Friday the 13th: The Game" will be a bigger project according to Gun Media. While they are working on securing the funds for its additional development, once it launches in 2017, players are in for a better, bigger game. Part of their statement said "After securing funding, we're here to tell you that it is a reality and we're making this game even bigger. It sucks that there's a delay, but the wait won't be too long and it's going to offer more for fans in the long-run!"
"Friday the 13th" was started through the initiative of crowdfunding by Kickstarter. Despite reaching its $700,000 target, the game fell short from its asking budget of $1.625 million to include the Single Player Mode. Now, it looks like Gun Media and IllFonic have found a way to include the feature now.
Some of the expected features arriving for the "Friday the 13th: The Game" include AI-controlled bots, additional characters and features taken straight from the movie version of the game. Do you want to know more about latest news and update on "Friday the 13th" game? Make sure to read us here on GameNGuide.
