Furyu, the Japanese developer behind the survival TPS *Anomalith*, has announced it will extend the free demo period and delay the console release to October, following strong player feedback. The game, originally set to launch on PC via Steam on August 9, had offered a free demo for a limited time. However, due to overwhelming player interest and positive reception, the company has decided to remove the demo download deadline, allowing players to experience the game longer.
The decision comes after the demo received widespread praise for its gameplay and atmosphere. Players appreciated the survival elements and the challenging environments, which are central to the game’s design. The extension of the demo period is seen as a direct response to player demand, with many expressing their desire to continue playing before the full release.
Furyu has also confirmed that the full version of *Anomalith* will be available on home consoles, though the exact platforms and release date beyond October have not been specified. The studio has emphasized its commitment to delivering a polished experience, ensuring that players will have ample time to prepare for the full game. (ludens.com.tw)
