Dune: Awakening has announced a three-week delay in its release schedule to incorporate more player feedback, ensuring a superior gaming experience. Dive into the details about the reasons behind this delay and the exciting large-scale beta weekend planned for the game.
Dune: Awakening is gearing up for its much-anticipated launch, with a series of events and activities planned leading up to the big day. However, developer Funcom has decided to extend the development timeline. On April 15, through a post on X (formerly Twitter), Funcom shared that Dune: Awakening will now see its release date pushed back by three weeks.
Originally slated for May 20, the game will now launch on June 5 for deluxe edition buyers, and on June 10 for the global audience. This decision stems from the valuable feedback gathered during the Persistent Closed Beta. Funcom is committed to delivering a top-quality game and is taking every piece of feedback into account. The additional three weeks, according to the developers, will provide "the time needed to make improvements that will lead to a better gameplay experience from day one."
While the release has been delayed, Funcom has something special lined up for the community. They've announced a large-scale beta weekend set for next month, giving more players the opportunity to dive into the game and provide their feedback. Further details about this event will be released shortly.
Funcom describes Dune: Awakening as a "beast of a game," a massive multiplayer survival title featuring innovative gameplay and technical elements unique to the genre. In the interim, players can stay engaged by tuning into livestreams on platforms like Steam, YouTube, and Twitch to get a deeper look at the game's features and mechanics.
Dune: Awakening is now scheduled to launch on June 10, 2025, for PC, with releases for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S to follow at a yet-to-be-announced date. Keep an eye on our updates to stay informed about all the latest news on Dune: Awakening!
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