Lince Works, the studio behind Aragami and Aragami 2, will be shutting down next month, indefinitely pausing development of all future projects.
Today, Lince Works announced its impending closure. Post to Twitter.
thank you for this trip A message from Rinse Works. pic.twitter.com/hr72RIur2o
— Lince Works (@LinceWorks) March 7, 2023
“I have important news to share with you,” the post read. .”
The post explains that the studio’s new IP development and new journey as a company has been difficult, and that “the financial situation has not been favorable.”
“We are heartbroken to know that all the work we have been doing over the past year will not be finally completed.”
“We may close the door, but the memories and experiences we shared with the team and you, our fans, will live forever. Thank you for having me.”
Lince Works has assured fans that the two games will remain accessible on all platforms, including online co-op modes.
Lince Works was founded in Barcelona in 2014. The company said it had several “new top-secret projects” in development at the time of the announcement. its website.
I gave Aragami 2 a 5 in my review, praising its level design and co-op mode, but praising its bugs and repetitive campaign docking points.
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