Enotria: The Last Song, the soulslike developed by Jyamma Games released earlier this year on PC and PlayStation 5, will launch very soon on Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.
Today, it has been confirmed the game will be released on Microsoft's current generation consoles tomorrow, December 12th. Besides being able to explore the sunny game world inspired by Italian landscapes, Xbox players will be able to enjoy the experience complete with all the improvements that have been introduced on PC and PlayStation 5 over the months, such as improved weapon menu interface that now displays average damage of weapons and rarity value, improved fast travel menu and much more.
Enotria: The Last Song was originally supposed to be released on Xbox consoles at the same time as on PC and PlayStation 5, but the game was delayed shortly before launch due to communication issues with Microsoft that prevented the certification process from proceeding as intended. Once the issue had become public, however, Microsoft apologized to Jyamma Games and started working closely with them to get the issues sorted out and release the game on Xbox Series X and S as quickly as possible.
Enotria: The Last Song is now available on PC and PlayStation 5. The game will launch on Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S tomorrow, December 12th.
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