Stride: Fates is now scheduled to arrive during the Holiday season this year on the Meta Quest platform, followed by SteamVR in 2024. Despite several restructurings, some technical debt and restrictions are still present in the project,' says the publisher.

'With all the years of updates and introduction of multiplayer, the code base of the project has been growing larger and more convoluted. It cites 'technological advancement' since Stride was initially released in 2019, saying Fates' new content required 'significant changes to the game engine and other technical aspects.' Deal with power shifts in gangs, dirty family feuds, corporate secrets, forbidden tech and other obstacles to understand your past.Ĭommenting on the change of plans, Joy Way says they 'decided to go all-in' on development. Traverse and shoot your way through the rooftops and basements of dystopian Airon City - from slums to affluent skyscrapers. Promising a 5-8 hour campaign length with side quests and open-world locations, here's the official description: Step into the shoes of a parkour spec-ops officer. We got another look during June's UploadVR Summer Showcase and now publisher Joy Way confirms Fates will release separately later this year. Initially announced as an hour-long solo campaign, Stride: Fates was also delayed a day before its planned release date last December. Stride: Fates is no longer a free update for the VR parkour game and will now launch as a standalone sequel on Quest and PC VR.

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