State of Decay 3 Developers Reassure Fans the Game Will Continue Despite Xbox Changes

Undead Labs has reassured players that State of Decay 3 remains in active development despite recent reports that the studio will separate from Microsoft as part of Xbox's large-scale restructuring. Following widespread speculation that the zombie survival game could be canceled, the developers issued a statement confirming that the project is moving forward and that the team remains fully committed to its release. The announcement comes after several Xbox studios were affected by layoffs and organizational changes.

According to the studio, the transition to new ownership will not interrupt development. Undead Labs emphasized that the team continues working on State of Decay 3 and remains focused on delivering the most ambitious entry in the series. While details about the studio's future owner have not yet been revealed, the developers stressed that their commitment to the community and the project has not changed.

The statement follows recent rumors suggesting that the game could be at risk if Microsoft failed to find a buyer for Undead Labs. Those reports sparked concern among fans, especially after several high-profile Xbox projects were canceled during the company's restructuring. However, the latest update from the developers directly addresses those fears, making it clear that State of Decay 3 is still on track despite the studio's changing corporate structure.

Although a new release date has not been announced, State of Decay 3 remains one of the most anticipated upcoming survival games. With development continuing and the studio publicly reaffirming its plans, fans can expect more official updates as Undead Labs enters the next chapter of the project's production under its new ownership.