During this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo, Supermassive Games brought three titles along with them to show off to those in attendance and watching at home. Hidden Agenda, The Inpatient, and Bravo Team were all announced. The first being a PlayStation 4 offering and the other two set to be PS VR games. While all three were expected to arrive this year, it would appear that only one of them has remained on-schedule.

Hidden Agenda arrived last month in the US, but it will now be coming to Europe and hitting the international market on November 22. What might have been their best announcement, The Inpatient has now been delayed until January 23, 2018 after originally being set to launch on November 21. The psychological horror VR title is meant to be a prequel to the studio’s Until Dawn, allowing players to traverse the haunting Blackwood Sanatorium in the 1950s as someone searching for the meaning behind their institutionalization. Their other PS VR title, Bravo Team, will be skipping their original December 5 release date, and will instead be arriving on March 6, 2018. Check out Supermassive’s full statement below:

We were hugely excited to announce 3 new games at E3 2017 – Bravo Team, Hidden Agenda and The Inpatient. We’ve got some updated release date news for you.

Hidden Agenda, a gritty crime thriller for PS4, came out on Oct 24 2017 (US) and is now releasing in Europe and Internationally on Nov 22nd 2017.

Set in the Until Dawn universe, The Inpatient is a horror game with psychological elements that takes you back to the Blackwood Sanatorium in the 1950s. The Inpatient is now releasing on Jan 23rd 2018 (US) and on Jan 24th 2018 (Europe/International) for PlayStation VR.

Bravo Team, an immersive, first-person cover shooter built for co-op, is now releasing on Mar 6th 2018 (US) and Mar 7th 2018 (Europe/International) for PlayStation VR.”

Now that the two VR titles have been delayed, it will give gamers time to acquire a PS VR setup via the upcoming plethora of Black Friday deals. Of course, that’s if you don’t already own your own rig. Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as this story develops, and for other gaming news, check out the following:

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What say you, gamers? Are you sad that The Inpatient and Bravo Team have been delayed until next year? Have you already had the chance to check out Hidden Agenda on PS4? What are your thoughts? Sound off in the comments section below, and be sure to follow DFTG on Twitter for live gaming and entertainment news 24/7!