Indie shooter devs pull a reverse-Concord: No one played their game, but they 'make it free to play and keep the…
Developer Double Eleven has made its multiplayer FPS Blindfire free-to-play after a year and a half in early access, citing a failure to gain traction. The studio is committed to keeping the servers online for years to come and has added new weapons, skins, achievements, and an "Audio Aim Assist" feature for visually impaired players as a final update.
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