MindsEye developer Build A Rocket Boy has delayed its previously announced Hitman mission, as it continues to issue fixes to the game.
In a new post, Build A Rocket Boy apologised that its Hitman crossover mission with publisher IO Interactive would no longer be releasing in July as once planned. Rather, the studio has moved this release back to an unspecified date down the line. “We look forward to delivering this exciting crossover when the time is right and will provide further updates as soon as we’re able,” it wrote.
What Build A Rocket Boy does have planned for the coming months, though, is two more updates promising yet more performance improvements. In August, the studio will also introduce skippable cutscenes.
“It’s been just over a month since MindsEye launched, and we’re grateful for your support and detailed feedback,” the team wrote on reddit. “Your input is shaping our ongoing efforts to enhance the game.”
Since this post has gone live, many on the game’s Discord are now lamenting the lack of a clear roadmap for MindsEye and content in general.
“Confirmation that Hitman is delayed is good and all, but there’s no substantial content or really anything to bring people back until after September,” a user wrote. “What’s the point of the premium pass or getting a deluxe edition if we don’t get the promised content,” one user added (to which another replied with simply: “Cash grabbing punks.”)