Cuphead director defends his sanity: “Who cares if a game is delayed?”

Maja Moldenhauer, head of Studio MDHR, explained why she delayed the release of The Delicious Last Course.

Despite being released in 2017, Cuphead is up-to-date because its long-awaited DLC is coming out in just a few days. The Delicious Last Course is coming to PC and consoles later this month with a nice and challenging offer. after a few delays those that have moved away from the publication date.

This question was addressed by Maja Moldenhauer, director of Studio MDHR, in an interview with IGN. While explaining why it took so long for the DLC to arrive, advocates prioritizing mental health rather than wanting to hit the launch date at all costs.

If the game needs more time, it will take more time.Maja Moldenhauser“During COVID the priority was for everyone to be happy. These are video games and they take time. Mental health must be paramount and occupy necessary time and space, especially in the last two years. If the launch needs more time, it will take more time. Who cares?“, Explain.

“If we choose to risk it all, it will be with a company we are proud of. We’ll be the band we always wanted to be“We look for respect, love and support in the team. Things we didn’t get in our previous jobs,” he says.

If it’s as successful as the original game, it’s worth the wait for The Delicious Last Course, which has a release date for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch. next June 30. After that, we already know that they have many plans in mind in the form of future projects.

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