Hey All, I know all of you were excited about the release. So, I will be frank: we will not be releasing Pangea Survival tomorrow. A situation arose in our approval process that will set us back, at the very least, for a few days. Furthermore, some of you might have noticed that when the release date became public, I made comments about not being sure it would release, but that we were working toward it; this happened because I had a mix up between the "Original Release Date" mentioned in the Steam process, and the actual release date on the store page. I had unintentionally set the public release date, when it wasn't ready to be revealed. Naturally, once this happened, I wanted to correct the mistake, however resetting release dates on Steam, requires an separate approval process, and with only days to go, I decided to try to meet the goal first. I'm letting you know this, because we weren't being overzealous in our release date, the public mention of the 20th was a mistake, that took too long to be corrected. The game is largely prepared for release, and is simplying facing some crash issues for multiplayer. To ensure you all that we are working steadily on this, and that the full release will be packed full of content when it comes out, I will inform you as to what caused the failure in approval before release, and the status on these problems. - LAN Servers not connecting (Fixed) - A trailer with gameplay (Halfway Complete) - Fixed Screenshots (In Progress) - Making Vehicles more accessible for humans. (Fixed) - Removing the in-game EULA (Fixed) Additionaly, here are two more beautiful work in progress dinosaurs: Baryonyx and Ouranosaurus. I genuinely apologize that I did not meet this date, and I am working hard to get this out as soon as possible, and the team is working hard to make more content for it upon release. There are going to be things in the game, that no one has even seen before in prior demos (or in other games for that matter), so "Hold on to your butts", cause Pangea is inbound. #DelayIsNotForever