Amnesia: The Bunker has been delayed to June 'due to unforeseen certification issues', but a free PC demo is coming this month
ally scheduled to arrive on May 16, last month the game was delayed by one week, and it has now been pushed back by a further fortnight to June 6.
“The release of Amnesia: The Bunker has been delayed by two weeks due to unforeseen certification issues,” Frictional said. “This decision is crucial to ensure we do not ship the game with these issues.“The extra time will allow us to rectify the problem and ensure the best possible gameplay experience upon release. We thank you for your understanding and patience.”
“The alternative would have been to ask the team to work weekends or nights, but that’s simply not something we do here at Frictional,” Fredrik Olsson, the creative lead on Amnesia: The Bunker, added in a video message announcing the game’s latest delay.
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