Players of Granblue Fantasy: Relink and Endless Ragnarok will have to wait slightly longer than expected for their first hands-on experience with these upcoming titles.
The two demos, originally set for an earlier date, have been rescheduled to July 9. This delay means fans won’t get a chance to test the games until then, though both developers have hinted at significant gameplay innovations in recent announcements.
Granblue Fantasy: Relink is particularly notable for its expanded universe and deeper combat mechanics, while Endless Ragnarok promises a fresh take on the classic roguelike genre with new progression systems. However, one of these titles will stand out by allowing players to jump into early gameplay modes before the full release.
Despite the delay, both games remain on track for their respective launch windows, though no additional details have been released about potential pre-release access or other features that could influence player decisions.
The rescheduling doesn’t appear to impact the core design directions of either game. Granblue Fantasy: Relink is expected to refine its action-RPG formula with more strategic depth, while Endless Ragnarok aims to blend procedural generation with structured progression in a way that deviates from traditional roguelike experiences.
For players weighing their options between the two, the key distinction will likely come down to whether one demo offers early gameplay access. Without further updates, both titles will need to deliver on their promises when they finally arrive on July 9.
