Vampyr, the vampire focused adventure game from the developers of Life is Strange, is no longer launching at the end of this year. Back into the coffin for a little longer.

What happens when you merge the animation quality of Studio Ghibli with a fantastic role-playing game experience? You get Ni No Kuni, one of the more charming JRPGs to emerge in recent years. While a sequel was unexpected, it wasn’t exactly unwelcome as fans prepared themselves for a journey into the Revenant Kingdom. Bad news: Said journey will have to wait a little bit longer, as Ni No Kuni 2 has been delayed from November 10 through to until January 19 in 2018.

Bigger, ballsier and announced well in advanced…er, ier. The Monolith Productions developed sequel to Shadow of Mordor was originally set for a release date of August 22 when Warner Bros. Interactive dropped the first trailer in February, but you’ll have to wait a few weeks longer for a chance to slash Orcs to ribbons again as Middle-Earth: Shadow of War will now release on October 10.

Almost entirely expected, Rockstar has delayed Red Dead Redemption 2. The western sequel will now launch in 2018.

BioWare's new IP is no longer on the table for the next year, with EA pushing back the Destiny-like title by at most another year.

Space Hulk: Deathwing will spend a few more days being prepped for launch, for a more optimal launch this month.

The fastest man alive is now running without a director, as The Flash just lost Rick Famuyiwa to the Creative Differences Force.

It’s not easy juggling the demands of a big budget movie with an artistic vision and studio demands to make the final product as mainstream as possible. It’s an issue that normally leads to the more creative people quitting, such as when Marvel lost Edgar Wright during the pre-production for Ant Man. Right now, Warner Bros. and DC Comics are …