"They don't care about you": Dev delays upcoming Soulslike Enotria "indefinitely" as it claims Xbox has ignored its emails "for 2 months"

Upcoming Soulslike Enotria: The Last Song's Xbox version has been delayed "indefinitely," as its developer claims the Microsoft company hasn't answered its emails about getting Enotria on the Xbox store for two months.

Enotria: The Last Song is an Italian-inspired RPG dripping with Catholic guilt and wicked weapons like a trident blunderbuss. It was due to release later this month on September 19 across PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, and while the former two platform releases are still going ahead as planned, developer Jyamma Games writes in the announcement below that it's been forced to delay the Xbox version "indefinitely."

We believe that Xbox is blessed with a huge gaming community and we would love to release Enotria on your platform as fast as possible, as we spent a lot of money and resources to make it happen, but this task is nearly impossible with Microsoft taking months to reply to us when…September 2, 2024

"Unfortunately, at this time, we have to announce an indefinite delay of the Xbox version," the blog post itself reads. "We understand how disappointing this news is to the Xbox community. Unfortunately, despite our best efforts and the hard work of our dedicated team, we've encountered challenges that have delayed our release on the Xbox platform. We want to emphasize that this is not a decision we've made lightly," the announcement from Jyamma Games continues. 

The blog post doesn't really explain what "challenges" Jyamma Games has been facing with the Xbox port of Enotria. On Discord, however, Jyamma Games CEO Jacky Greco elaborates on the issue, claiming that the Xbox Series X/S build of Enotria is effectively ready to release, but Xbox hasn't answered the developer's emails about putting the RPG on the Xbox Series X/S storefront in two months. 

"You can ask Xbox why they haven't answered us for two months. Obviously they don't care about Enotria and they don't care about you," Greco writes in a Discord message. "The context is open a store page