Originally announced with a vague 2020 release date, we’ve now seen plenty of People Can Fly’s OUTRIDERS. With a number of trailers, character reveals and general information dumps, we’ve got a pretty good idea on what to expect from the RPG-Shooter from the creators of Bulletstorm. Now, we finally know when we can expect to play the game, with it confirmed to have been delayed to February 2021.

Along with the confirmation that the game has been delayed to February 2, 2021, People Can Fly also confirmed a few more details around what we can expect from OUTRIDERS. First, the game will support full cross-play across all platforms the game releases on, which is fantastic. The more games that support full cross-play the better. It was also confirmed that if you buy a current-gen version of OUTRIDERS, you’ll receive a free next-gen version for free. There was no confirmation that saves would transfer between generations, but given Square Enix’s Marvel’s Avengers supports save transfer, we expect this will as well.

Alongside those details, we also got a brand new trailer that can be viewed below. OUTRIDERS releases for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S on February 2, 2012. For more details, check out the official website.