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Babylon's Fall, the upcoming PlayStation 4 and PC game developed in partnership between Square Enix and Platinum Games, has been confirmed to still be in development, but the wait for more info will be longer than previously planned.
The Babylon's Fall development team took to Twitter to say that while they "hoped to reveal more about the game this summer," fans of the dark fantasy action game with a brushstroke visual art style called "Brushwork Filter" will have to be a bit more patient.
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"Greetings," the Tweet reads. "Thank you to all fans who've been following along for updates on Babylon's Fall. While we hoped to reveal more about the game this summer, we can share that development on Babylon's Fall is continuing to progress well, with the team working safely from home."
"Square Enix and Platinum Games are committed to delivering an exhilarating experience and we look forward to showcasing much more on Babylon's Fall to you as soon as we can."
Babylon's Fall, which is the second game from both Square Enix and Platinum Games following NieR: Automata, was revealed during E3 2018 and appeared in December 2019's PlayStation State of Play with a gameplay trailer and the promise of "more information next summer."
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