FragPunk’s Console Launch Delayed by NetEase, PC Release Unaffected

Surprise News: FragPunk’s Console Release Delayed!

Get ready for a plot twist, gamers! NetEase just dropped a bombshell – they’re delaying the console launch of FragPunk, the super-hyped 5v5 hero shooter. Just when we thought it was launching tomorrow on Xbox and PlayStation, they hit the brakes! But don’t worry, PC players, your launch is still on for March 6, 2025[1][2]. This unexpected move shows that making games work perfectly on all platforms can be a real challenge.

Why the Hold-Up?

So, what’s the deal? NetEase found some unexpected problems while testing the game for consoles. They’re having trouble making the game run smoothly and look great on those big-screen TVs[1][3]. Instead of rushing a subpar version, they decided to take their time and make sure the console game is just as awesome as the PC one[2][4].

What Does This Mean for Players?

This delay isn’t just about the launch date – it’s also affecting pre-orders. All console pre-orders will be canceled, but don’t worry, you’ll get your money back[1][5]. And here’s the good news: NetEase is giving console players some cool stuff to make up for the wait. You’ll get to keep all the rewards you earn from playing during Season 1, like in-game money, fancy outfits, and experience points[2][4]. Plus, if you pre-ordered, you’ll get $10 worth of in-game currency when the console versions finally launch[1][5].

What’s Next?

NetEase is working hard with Xbox and PlayStation to make sure the console launch is amazing. They’ll bring back the original pre-order bundle for a limited time when the console versions are out[1][4]. They really care about their players and want to make sure everyone has a great time playing FragPunk.

Looking Ahead: A Delay for a Better Game

Even though the console delay might be disappointing, it shows that NetEase really wants FragPunk to be the best it can be. By taking the time to make sure the console version is amazing, they’re proving that they care about quality. While we wait for the consoles, the PC launch will give us a sneak peek into the game’s potential and how its unique card system works[5].

 

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