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Deep Down
Just over a year ago at the PlayStation 4 reveal in New York City, we got our first look at Capcom’s demonic dungeon delver, Deep Down. The title, which we now know to be free-to-play, was recently bumped until after the summer this year.
The news of the delay comes by way of a Dengeki Online interview with the game’s producer Dengeki Online (translated by Dual Shockers). Deep Down doesn’t have a confirmed North American release yet, but beta testing was slated to start around the launch of the PlayStation 4 in Japan. However, the trailers continue to showcase English voice overs, giving us continued hope that the title will make its way here.
For more, check out our hands-on preview from Tokyo Game Show 2013. You can also read up on the game’s 2093 New York City setting.
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