La Quimera, Reburn’s new futuristic first-person shooter, has been delayed. Scheduled for release on April 25th for PC, it’s been pushed back due to “unforeseen circumstances.” CEO Dmytro Lymar apologized on the game’s Discord, stating that the team has been “working hard” on the title. “We are trying our best to address the matters as quickly as possible while also navigating the circumstances we’re faced with here in the Ukraine.” In an update, the developer noted that it’s “still working” with Steam on technical issues. It hopes to share an updated release date “soon,” though there’s no ETA. The exact nature of the issues is unknown. However, initial reviews for the title were negative, with WCCF Tech criticizing the story and various bugs that plague the experience. XboxEra was similarly scathing, noting 125 minutes of total playtime (a stark contrast to the previously touted five hours) across three missions with “on-the-nose writing” and “zero likeable characters.” Both publications scored it a four out of ten. Stay tuned for updates on La Quimera and its release date in the coming days. In the meantime, check out our feature for everything you should know.