When will Path of Exile 2 be released? from YYJJJ's blog

According to previously disclosed information, Path of Exile 2 may meet with the public in 2022, but according to the current news, it’s not like that anymore. GGG said some time ago that Path of Exile 2 will be postponed until 2024. This seems to be a long time. Many players who have prepared POE Currency may be disappointed.

In fact, it announced as early the sequel as 2019. Many players have also prepared enough POE Currency. However, there is no date for the announcement. Fortunately, based on the trailers and official trailers released last year and the game overview, players can understand that Path of Exile 2 should be launched someday in the second half of 2022. Unfortunately, after the recent announcement, this does not seem to be the case anymore.

From another point of view, it will launch Path of Exile 2 in 2024 at most. This means that it may release the game around the end of 2023, which may be the earliest time. Waiting so long may be disappointing for players. But, it is understandable for the cool-headed and ready to buy POE Exalted Orb fans. After all, it is difficult to make or update the game. But they still have time to develop Path of Exile 2, which seems to amaze, because Path of Exile needs to release an expansion or alliance every three months.

The world is now amid a COVID-19 pandemic. With the closure of national borders, the company cannot find suitable talents. And GGG is in this state. The main reason for the game delay is the lack of relevant game technical talents. Postponing the game should give GGG enough breathing space to make sure they have the people they need. This means that the game will have the quality it deserves. If players want to quickly enhance their strength in the game, then they can buy POE Currency. I hope GGG will bring fresh surprises to players.

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Added Sep 7 '21

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