Teased for the very first time in February 2015, Black Witchcraft is seriously starting to be delayed and, unfortunately for fans of 2D action-RPGs, you will have to be a little patient to be able to play it. Originally scheduled to be available on PC via Steam within a few days, September 8 to be precise, the release of the project from South Korean studio QuattroGear and publisher CREST has finally been postponed to September 27.
A last-minute postponement to fine-tune the game as much as possible
As Gematsu reports, this surprise postponement was deemed necessary to make last-minute improvements to the gameplay experience so that it would be tweaked as much as possible at launch.
As a reminder, this title will take place in a Gothic universe where we will embody Ligeia. After a long sleep, this legendary witch must infiltrate a cursed house populated by demons in order to put an end to the madness of a certain Roderick Usher and thus prevent the resurrection of the terrible and powerful witch Lenore.
See you at the end of the month to find out what we have in store Black Witchcraft on PC. Note that the game will also arrive at an unknown date on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.