Monster Monpiece Delayed In Europe By A Week

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Monster Monpiece has been delayed by a few days in Europe, Idea Factory announced this morning. The game was originally planned for release on May 28th, but will now be released in Europe on June 4th.

 

This change was made in order to allow the game to be made available in Germany, Russia, and Switzerland, where it was originally going to be unavailable.

 

The game’s U.S. release date of May 27th remains unchanged.


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