Xbox's Apology to Enotria Changes Devs' Tune, But Release Date Still Unset

Following a reported apology from Microsoft, Jyamma Games has revised its stance on the Xbox release of its debut title, Enotria: The Last Song. While the situation has improved, a concrete release date remains elusive.

Microsoft's Apology and Jyamma Games' Response

Microsoft's apology to Jyamma Games follows a two-month delay in the Xbox certification process for Enotria. This delay, initially met with frustration by Jyamma CEO Jacky Greco, led to the announcement of an indefinite postponement of the Xbox release. Greco's previous comments, expressing disappointment with Microsoft's lack of response, have been superseded by a statement of gratitude.

On X (formerly Twitter), Jyamma Games publicly thanked Phil Spencer and his team for their swift intervention and assistance in resolving the issue. The studio also acknowledged the significant support from the player community, stating their voices were instrumental in bringing about a positive change. Jyamma Games is now actively collaborating with Microsoft to expedite the Xbox release.

Further details emerged on Enotria's Discord server, where Greco confirmed Microsoft's apology and commitment to resolving the situation quickly.

Challenges in Xbox Releases Persist

Jyamma Games isn't alone in facing Xbox release hurdles. Funcom recently reported optimization challenges while porting Dune: Awakening to the Xbox Series S.

While the PlayStation 5 and PC versions of Enotria: The Last Song are still slated for September 19th, the Xbox release date remains uncertain. For more information on Enotria: The Last Song, please refer to the link provided.