Dune: Awakening Delayed for Consoles Until 2026

Dune: Awakening, the highly anticipated survival MMO from Funcom, has confirmed that its console release will be delayed until sometime in 2026. Originally intended to launch alongside the PC version, which was released on June 10, players on PlayStation and Xbox will need to wait a bit longer. Despite this, the game has already introduced its Season Pass with the Wildlife of Arrakis DLC, featuring various in-game statues representing the planet's iconic creatures. Additionally, Funcom has planned further DLCs throughout 2026, ensuring regular updates without the burden of subscription fees or microtransactions. Players are encouraged to explore the vast game world and discover new zones, even as reviews express mixed feelings about the gunplay mechanics.

Dune: Awakening is expected to launch on console platforms like PlayStation and Xbox sometime in 2026.

Dune: Awakening is set in the universe of Frank Herbert's epic science fiction saga, which has captivated audiences through novels and adaptations. This survival MMO lets players explore the harsh yet fascinating environment of Arrakis, the desert planet known for its giant sandworms and vital spice. The game offers an immersive experience, blending survival mechanics with a rich lore that fans of the series will appreciate, along with ongoing updates and content expansions to keep the gameplay fresh.