Top 5 Major Video Game Delays of 2020 So Far

In the past couple of weeks, we've seen several major games get delayed. While this isn't a great situation it does give developers more time to ensure a stable release. Which is better than a rushed buggy mess. Or sometimes publishers don't want to compete with larger titles.

Either way, here the biggest video game delays of 2020.

5. Iron Man VR

There have been some amazing virtual reality games but most of them are optional modes. Such as Resident Evil 7 and No Man's Sky. Iron Man VR looked like a turning point for VR gaming but unfortunately, the game was delayed from February to May 15th.

4. Marvel's Avengers

The first Square Enix to face a delay this year. Marvel's Avengers was going to be the first big game following the end of the Infinity Saga. It was going to launch this May but was pushed back to September 4th. Which is looking like a huge month for game releases this year.

3. Dying Light 2

The most recent title to get delayed. Dying Light 2 was going to launch this Spring 2020. Unfortunately, the game was delayed and more time is needed for development. I saw the title at E3 2019, before the presentation went public, and was amazed how diverse the story was. Providing ample opportunity of how tackle objectives and shift the story. But we'll have to wait, and no idea how long.

2. Final Fantasy VII Remake

Remember that PS3 tech demo. Seeing Cloud leap from the opening train and ready to take on Shinra had many excited that a remake was in the works, but it wasn't. It wouldn't be till years that Square Enix confirmed Final Fantasy VII Remake.

The first part was set to launch this March but pushed back to April. Now, it'll have to compete with Resident Evil 3 Remake. However, at last it won't have to compete with the next game on our list. And that's a good thing.

1. Cyberpunk 2077

CD Projekt RED developed one of the best games this generation, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. So you can assume many were excited for Cyberpunk 2077. With the latest gameplay footage showing a gigantic world full possibilities as you kill, save, or sneak past the various characters you'll encounter on this adventure. Shifting the narrative to one of many possibilities. 

It was going to launch this March but pushed back to September 10th. This also means that the multiplayer mode will take longer to get here.

What game were you looking forward to that was delayed? Let us know in the comments below.

Adam Siddiqui,
Senior Editor, NoobFeed
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