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RPG Announced In 2013 Announces 2031 Release Window

The developer behind Project Phoenix has provided a long-term production update 13 years after the RPG initially launched a $1 million Kickstarter campaign.

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The brief

Project Phoenix, a JRPG that previously entered a seven-year period of silence, has announced plans to continue development through 2031. The project first gained attention after raising $1 million in crowdfunding in 2013.

Coverage from GamesRadar+, TheGamer, Video Games Chronicle, and Kotaku emphasizes the extended timeline and the project's reputation. The creator has acknowledged the public backlash received during the hiatus.

Future developments depend on whether the studio adheres to the newly established 2031 production timeline. Details regarding current staffing or specific technical milestones remain unconfirmed.

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How long has Project Phoenix been in development?

The project was initially announced in 2013, making this the 13th year of its development cycle.

How much funding did the project raise?

The Kickstarter campaign raised $1 million.

When is the game expected to be released?

The developer has stated that work will continue through 2031.

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