Deathverse Devs Announce Shutdown 3 Months After Launch, Plan to ‘Redevelop’ and Re-Release Game
Developer Supertrick Games and publisher GungHo Online Entertainment have announced that Deathverse: Let it Die will temporarily suspend the game’s online services on July 18 to fix issues such as in-game matchmaking and lag. Did.
“This was a difficult decision for us. However, we believe that re-releasing the game with significant improvements will allow a wider audience to enjoy the game than just our current players.” .” Website statement.
GungHo continues: But we love the game and are proud to have developed it together as a team. Therefore, we believe this is the best decision at this time. “
[IMPORTANT] Stop service
DEATHVERSE: LET IT DIE will be out of service on July 18, 2023 at 19:00 PDT.
We would like to thank all players for their support.https://t.co/VbHNHzNhty— Deathverse & LET IT DIE Universe HQ 🐀 (@LETITDIETheGame) January 6, 2023
Free-to-play multiplayer games have struggled to reach high player counts. Slightly over 1000 PCs.
Premium currency Death Metal will no longer be available for purchase after February 7th. However, this currency can still be used until the game’s shutdown in July. Additionally, Season 2 content will continue to be released in Spring 2023 and will include features such as: TOURNAMENT MATCHES AND NEW WEAPONSSeason 3 content will only be partially released at launch, scheduled for summer 2023.
Deathverse: Let it Die was first revealed at the PlayStation State of Play presentation in October 2021. His Deathverse, a Let It Die spin-off, took that aesthetic and added a battle royale component to the series.
The game launches for PS4 and PS5 on September 28, 2022, and PC on October 5, 2022.
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