
Early access for the anticipated game Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time on Xbox Series X/S has been delayed due to an ongoing technical issue with the console. Originally set to launch on May 18, 2025, developers Level-5 confirmed via social media that players are unable to access the game on Xbox platforms, although early access on Steam and PlayStation remains unaffected. The development team expressed their frustration and is working closely with relevant teams to resolve the issue and restore access as soon as possible. Fantasy Life i will officially launch on May 21 for multiple platforms including PlayStation 5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, and PC via Steam.
When will Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time be available for Xbox players?Although no specific date has been provided, the early access for Xbox players is contingent on resolving the ongoing technical issues, with the team working to restore access as quickly as possible.
Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time is a continuation of the charming simulation RPG series that allows players to engage in various life activities such as crafting, farming, and adventure in a vibrant world. The game was initially introduced during a Nintendo Direct in February 2023 and has garnered attention for its engaging gameplay and community-oriented features, promising a delightful experience across multiple gaming platforms.
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Ah, the classic Xbox version has a weird bug strikes again—glad the devs are on it, though. At least the rest of the platforms are good to go, so the hype train isn’t totally derailed
Bummer about the Xbox delay, but at least the devs are being transparent and working hard to fix it. Here's hoping the wait isn't too long—Fantasy Life i looks like such a cozy escape Tech hiccups are always frustrating, but it’s cool that PlayStation and Steam players can still dive in early. Fingers crossed for a smooth fix so Xbox fans don’t miss out on the fun for long.