Simon Thomleyfrom Headcannon took to Twitter to communicate the dev team’s unhappiness with the game’s final version.
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“We asked about delays early and repeatedly but were told they weren’t possible.”
“We weren’t too thrilled about its pre-submission state either but a lot was beyond our control.”
Thomley added that the studio has helped with things even after its work term was over.
Headcannon wants to fix these bugs, and said the studio has offered help with post-release fixes and updates.
“We do not yet know if this is happening,” Thomley stated.
Thomley also said the studio is not fighting with Sega.
“No, I am not fighting with Sega, and no, I have not cut off Sega.
It’s a lot more complicated than that.
Headcannon previously worked on Sonic Mania, which was well-received.
We’ve reached out to Sega for comment and will update if there’s a response.
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