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Adr1ft Launching With Oculus, PS4 And Xbox One Versions To Follow Shortly
We've known Adr1ft would launch alongside Oculus for some time, but now it has an exact date and we have a better idea of when it will appear on other platforms.
According to a tweet from director Adam Orth, Adr1ft will be available March 28 in Oculus and non-VR Steam forms, and the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions will "follow shortly after."
#ADR1FT launches March 28th 2016 on #Oculus Rift VR and Steam non-VR. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One to follow shortly after.
— Orthy™ (@adam_orth) January 6, 2016
Over the course of the past few days, we've learned Oculus' release date and price, pre-order details, as well as some other pieces of news, like how Oculus Kickstarter backers will receive a consumer model for free.
Our Take
It doesn't seem Adr1ft will have much of an Oculus/PC exclusive window, but developers have been known to stretch the definition of words like "soon," and "shortly," so we'll just have to wait and see.
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