Post Void delayed to September

Post Void has been delayed to September, according to publisher Super Rare Games and developer YCJY Games.

The title was first announced for Switch in February. In June, it was given a July 21 release date. We’re in August now, and Super Rare Games has provided an update about the situation. The company didn’t go into specifics, but said that the extra time is being used for polish and to “make it perfect”.

Here’s some information about Post Void if you missed our previous coverage:

In this challenging arcade-style first-person shooter you have but one objective: be fast. Work your way through the procedurally generated levels and don’t forget to keep your idol filled by getting those kills.

Adrenaline-pumping action – A hypnotic scramble of early first-person shooter design that values speed above all else. Keep your head full and reach the end; Kill what you can to see it mend; Get the high score or try again.

No lives, no retries, no repeats – Rack up your kill count to maintain the health in your idol and whatever you do, do not stop. Slowing down is game over. Find the oasis at the end of each level, pick your random upgrade, and dive back into the chaos. Every run of POST VOID is different thanks to the procedurally generated levels, so truly the only option is to… get good.

Pick-up-and-play – Whether you have time for one quick run or have hours to spare, POST VOID’s easy to pick up but difficult to master style makes it enjoyable for all types of players. It’s a true arcade-style first-person shooter!

Highly stylised – A unique, deeply atmospheric and blinding haze of retro-styled violence, POST VOID is intentionally intense, violent, and chaotic, both in its gameplay and its visual style. The developers poured their bizarre sense of style and passion into every second of the game.

Tweaked to perfection – Following its overwhelming success on Steam, the PlayStation and Switch ports of POST VOID have been honed to perfection to make sure its fast-paced gameplay works as brilliantly on a controller as it does with a keyboard and mouse.

Super Rare Games has been known for its physical releases on Switch, but Post Void will see an initial launch via the eShop.

Source: Super Rare Games PR