Ratatan, the new rhythm game from the designer of Patapon, delays early access release in response to negative demo feedback
July 5, 2025
Ratatan, the much-anticipated spiritual successor to the beloved PSP rhythm game Patapon, made a notable appearance at the PC Gaming Show earlier this year. During this event, the developers unveiled an engaging new trailer, along with a demo available on Steam and an initial early access release date set for July 25. However, as the date approached, developer TVT Co. announced a delay, attributing this decision to the feedback received from the demo.
Community Feedback Shapes Development
The demo has garnered significant attention, resulting in over 1,200 user reviews and 2,000 comments directed to the development team. “The sheer volume of responses has exceeded the team’s expectations!” the studio expressed, highlighting the invaluable insights gained from the community. This feedback loop has prompted the developers to reassess their timeline, ensuring that the final product meets the high standards set by its predecessor.
As the team works diligently to incorporate this feedback, fans remain eager for the opportunity to experience Ratatan. The anticipation surrounding its early access release continues to build, with many players excited to see how the game evolves in response to community input.
Ratatan, the new rhythm game from the designer of Patapon, delays early access release in response to negative demo feedback
Ratatan, the much-anticipated spiritual successor to the beloved PSP rhythm game Patapon, made a notable appearance at the PC Gaming Show earlier this year. During this event, the developers unveiled an engaging new trailer, along with a demo available on Steam and an initial early access release date set for July 25. However, as the date approached, developer TVT Co. announced a delay, attributing this decision to the feedback received from the demo.
Community Feedback Shapes Development
The demo has garnered significant attention, resulting in over 1,200 user reviews and 2,000 comments directed to the development team. “The sheer volume of responses has exceeded the team’s expectations!” the studio expressed, highlighting the invaluable insights gained from the community. This feedback loop has prompted the developers to reassess their timeline, ensuring that the final product meets the high standards set by its predecessor.
As the team works diligently to incorporate this feedback, fans remain eager for the opportunity to experience Ratatan. The anticipation surrounding its early access release continues to build, with many players excited to see how the game evolves in response to community input.