This time last month, we were giddy with excitement upon seeing the Adventure Time stylings of post-apocalyptic puzzle-platforming adventure game, Minute of Islands - and even more giddy when we found out that the release date was the 18th of March.
Sadly, due to some recently-discovered "major technical issues", the studio has had to indefinitely postpone the game's release, with no new fixed release date.

"We want to ensure that everyone can enjoy [Minute of Islands] in the best possible condition," says Anjin Anhut, Game Director at Studio Fizbin, in a statement. Benjamin Feld, the Publishing Director at Mixtvision - who is handling the publishing of the game - adds, "While we very much regret having to push Minute of Islands’ release date, we are convinced that the extra time invested is in the players’ best interest."
Studio Fizbin, the developer behind Minute of Islands, is also responsible for creepy Samorost-esque game The Inner World, as well as the excellently defiant Say No! More, which also had a release date pushback last year.

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Hopefully we'll be able to update you all on the new release date soon - and hopefully we won't have too much longer to wait to explore Minute of Islands' giant-haunted archipelago.
Did you have your hopes up for Minute of Islands? Are you glad that the developers are taking their time to make it the best it can be? Let us know in the comments.
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Rip, well at least similarly to Lego Star Wars Skywalker Saga it's taking it's time to be better
Wait, some company decided not to release a game full of bugs?? Seems to go against popular trends these days.
@Spoony_Tech
After cyberpunk more and more developers seems to be delaying games, so the fiasco of cyberpunk has had a positive effect in someways
They should lower the framerate a bit. I know that sounds weird but if they're going for a cartoon vibe they should roll with it! Full 24fps just like tv!
I love recently-discovered major technical issues, they’re the story of my life.
Good to hear. That kind of mature decision will make me consider their games more
@Bobb I can't help but feel bad for them, having to do this so close to release. I bet they were really looking forward to it
@KateGray I understand, and I agree with you. But still, it almost sounds like a noble sacrifice, you know? Like many other commented before, the last few years we've had too many games being launched full of bugs, so it's refreshing to hear a developer pushed back a launch date to fix a game breaking bug.
Of course, from their point of view it sucks. They sound like they pour love into making their games, so it hurts to do it.
From my point of view, I wasn't aware of this game, but now I'm considering getting it in the very least to show support for their decision making.
Booo. I believe that a delay is always the right decision, but still it sucks this game won't actually be releasing in the next couple weeks. I just discovered its trailer recently and think it looks great.
Seems much darker than Adventure Time as well, even if the art style might share some similarities
Does not remind me of Adventure Time, not understanding the comparison at all.
[edit: it looks really interesting though]
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