Overview
- Servers will stay up until March 12, with a final update this week adding a new Warden, a new weapon, account level progression, and skill trees.
- Wildlight says more than 2 million people tried the free-to-play shooter, but retention and spending did not support continued development.
- SteamDB figures show a launch peak near 97,000 concurrent players on January 26 before falling to the low thousands and later below 1,000.
- The studio laid off most staff in February and is reported to have fewer than 20 employees remaining.
- Bloomberg reported Tencent backed the project and withdrew funding after missed metrics, while the game director said revenue was not enough to keep staff employed.