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Indie game and Xbox console exclusive Replaced has over 50K wishlists on Steam alone, making it one of the most anticipated titles originally slated for March 2026. However, developer Sad Cat Games recently shared that Replaced, originally slated for March 12th, has been delayed once more. The 2.5D cyberpunk platformer will now arrive on April 14th. Game delays are always a little disappointing if you’re eager to play an upcoming title. But with March absolutely stacked this year, getting Replaced in April instead could be a win for the developer and gamers alike.
Indie Platformer Replaced Delayed to April
Originally announced back in 2022, Replaced has gained quite a following thanks to its stunning 2.5D art style and compelling cyberpunk world. And since launching a playable demo just last week, Replaced has gained even more traction. Players who’ve checked it out so far note that the combat is straightforward but smooth and that the art style absolutely shines as much during gameplay as it does in the trailers. As much as the demo has added to the game’s hype, it also highlighted a few areas of improvement for the developer. This is part of why Sad Cat Studios has decided to push back the release date.
After almost 4 years in development and multiple delays, Replaced will finally release for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC in 2026. But it’s going to take just a bit longer than originally planned. The delay is largely to ensure that Replaced is “polished, stable, and true to the vision” on day one. And that means taking time to incorporate feedback from the demo to make some final tweaks. “The response to our Steam demo has been the ultimate fuel for us,” the team said in their post about the game delay. With all that in mind, Replaced has been pushed back from a March 12th release to April 14th, instead.
