Xdefiant Development Update Provided by Ubisoft

Xdefiant Will Release ASAP, Says Executive Director

Abdullah Waseem
Abdullah Waseem
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Highlights
  • Xdefiant development update
  • Not passed by Xbox and Sony
  • Will release ASAP

Ubisoft has dropped an update on their free-to-play FPS title, Xdefiant. The game was officially announced in 2021 as a Tom Clancy title. But later, the TC tag was dropped at they opted for just ‘Xdefiant’. The title’s betas were immediate hits, and fans have been looking forward to a release date. Now, Ubisoft has an update on that.

Xdefiant’s Release Date is Still a Question

The title’s executive director Mark Rubin, has dropped an update. According to him, their game didn’t pass its submissions to Sony and Xbox. This made them realize that a lot more work regarding compliance is required. However, if the submission had been a pass, the release would’ve been at the end of August.

Screenshot from Xdefiant gameplay
Screenshot from Xdefiant gameplay

Sadly, not passing means that the release date for the title is still unknown. Rubin stated:

At the end of July, we started this process, and we got our first results back by mid-August which was a Not Pass. We realized then that we had more work related to compliance than we had anticipated. If it HAD passed, then we would have been able to ship at the end of Aug.

Mark Rubin, Executive Director

Moreover, Rubin said that they’ve spent the last 3-4 weeks fixing those issues and plan to resubmit soon. However, they can’t give a solid release date because they aren’t sure about the results of the next submission. But, they are trying to release Xdefiant as soon as possible.

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