Another live service game is shutting down after just over a year in existence. And this time, it didn't make it past Early Access.
Lately, it feels like we’re seeing more and more live-service games get shut down. Sometimes, that’s because a long-running game is running out of steam.
Other times, it’s due to an. But often, games shut down after a decent run of live-service gameplay. And then, there are games that shut down pretty quickly after launch, often due to a failure to attract a substantial audience. That’s the case with an Early Access PvPcentered on 3v3 action battles with summons, spellcasting, and strategy.
Notably, the game has been free-to-play throughout Early Access, which you might expect to attract a decent-sized audience to the MOBA title. And yet,as the core reason behind discontinuing development on its Early Access title, with full server shutdown planned for June 19th. Steam page with the unfortunate news. The studio is discontinuing its development of the PvP title due to the game’s failure to reach “the audience needed to ensure its long-term sustainability.
” For now, the game is still available to download in Early Access via Steam. However, its servers will be fully shut down on June 19th. Given its status as a live-service multiplayer title, that meansdid offer in-game purchases. As part of the shutdown process, Quantic Dream is offering full refunds on money spent during Early Access.
More details about how to request a refund and the timeline for the game’s shutdown will be released in the coming days via social media. So, if you spent money on, stay tuned for how you can get a refund as the game prepares to shut down for good. Sadly, this game will never make it past Early Access.
And it’s a reminder of one of the biggest risks players take when investing in an EA game – that it will never be fully realized. In this case, thanks to full refunds and the free-to-play nature of the game, players won’t be out any money. But anyone who tried the game and loved it will soon lose the ability to play it, let alone see it fully realized in 1.0.
And given that many reviews said it showed a lot of promise, that’s quite a shame. That said, the game’s mixed reviews may be part of why it never attracted a larger audience. With slightly under 1000 reviews on Steam,sits at a Mixed review average.
If you are curious about the game despite its mixed reception in Early Access, you have just about a month to download and playAs of now, that upcoming action-adventure game is not impacted by the shutdown. The team at Quantic Dream is moving forward with that project despite the unfortunate end of its Early Access MOBA venture.
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