Toylogic says in a Facebook post titled "Urgent" that the final version of Happy Wars for Xbox One will be released in the "near future." In the meantime, the developer advises that-if the game is still available to download in your region-you should not do that.īut people who did download and play the Xbox One edition and would like to return to the Xbox 360 version are out of luck, at least for now. To transfer your save data, select “Start Transfer” on the game launcher (available from December 15) and follow the steps indicated.The Xbox One edition of free-to-play game Happy Wars was accidentally released today, and that slip-up-which developer Toylogic attributes to a "system glitch"-is causing major problems.Īnyone who downloaded and played the Xbox One edition of Happy Wars (it's no longer available on the Xbox Store) will find that the Xbox 360 version of the game is broken and no longer playable. Transferring your save data will allow you to keep all your items and progress, so we strongly advise you to do it before February 16, 2017.
February 16, 2017: Closing of the steam version.During this period, users can transfer their Save Data to Windows 10, Xbox One or Xbox 360 versions. Decem– February 15, 2017: Microtransactions deactivated.The Steam version of the game will be discontinued on February 16, 2017, but for 2 months Steam users will be able to transfer their save data to the Windows 10 or console versions. Improved graphics and UI like in the Xbox One version, and the latest content updates such as Boss Missions and user-designed item sets.Those who previously played the Xbox One or Xbox 360 versions won’t lose their progress as they can keep their items, rank, etc.Cross-save with the Xbox One and Xbox 360 versions, so your progress carries over all 3 platforms.The Windows 10 version of the game will feature the following:
The game will be available for free on the Windows 10 Store, so make sure to check it out! As we posted on the Steam news feed, the Windows 10 version of Happy Wars will be released on December 15, 2016.
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