Middle-earth: Shadow of War has been delayed from its originally planned August release date, developer Monolith Productions has announced.
According to a post from developer Monolith Productions' community manager on behalf of the game's development team, Shadow of War will now be released worldwide on October 10. A different release date will be announced for certain territories, including Australia, New Zealand, and Japan, according to the post.
When Warner Bros. first unveiled the Shadow of Mordor sequel earlier this year, the game had an August 22 release date for North America and August 25 in Europe.
"Middle-earth: Shadow of War expands gameplay in every dimension, including the massive open world, the story, the RPG systems, and personal player stories of the Nemesis System," the post reads. "As with Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, Monolith is committed to delivering the highest quality experience. In order to do this, we have made the difficult decision to move our launch date to ensure that Middle-earth: Shadow of War will deliver on that promise.
"We understand that it might be disappointing to have to wait a little longer for the release and are sorry for the delay, but we are working hard to make an amazing game," the post continues, promising more about the game will be shown at E3.
IGN recently had a chance to play Shadow of War for the first time, noting the game "feels like an improvement on its predecessor in every way." Shadow of War also recently took the IGN First spotlight — be sure to check out our Shadow of War hub for all of the information we learned from our exclusive deep dive into the game.
And for those looking to buy Shadow of War, IGN has a complete guide to all the bonuses being offered for those who preorder.
Jonathon Dornbush is an Associate Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter @jmdornbush.
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