
FragPunk's Console Release Date Announced After Delay
Apr 11, 2025 10:19 PMThe chaotic hero shooter FragPunk from NetEase has officially secured a new release date for consoles after encountering technical issues earlier this year. Set to launch on April 29 for Xbox Series X/S and PS5, FragPunk allows players to engage in 5v5 shooting action featuring 12 distinct Lancer heroes. What sets this game apart is its unique card-based modifier system which allows teams to modify match conditions dramatically using over 150 Shard Cards. Players can choose from options that alter the gameplay drastically—for instance, players may experience assets like massive heads or no guns in play, enhancing the unpredictable nature of the game. After previously delaying the console version's launch in March, NetEase expressed gratitude to players for their patience and announced that gifts would be provided to new console accounts as a token of appreciation for the delay.
When is the FragPunk release date for consoles? nFragPunk is scheduled to launch on April 29, 2025, for Xbox Series X/S and PS5.nFragPunk emphasizes chaotic gameplay, counteracting the often serious tone found in typical shooting games. With a focus on humor and fun, it aims to attract players looking for a fresh twist on the multiplayer hero shooter genre, making it a competitive alternative to established titles within the field. The free-to-play model coupled with its distinctive mechanics could fuel its growth in a market dominated by more conventional shooters.

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A card-based hero shooter with 150 modifiers That’s either going to be brilliantly chaotic or a total mess—no in-between. Here’s hoping the April 29 launch smooths out the rough edges because this could be a hilarious breath of fresh air in the genre.

FragPunk's card system sounds like a wild twist—imagine pulling a 'no guns' card mid-match and suddenly it’s a slap fight instead of a shooter. NetEase better deliver on that chaotic fun they’re promising, or players might just shuffle back to their usual shooters.