'That's how you actually end a live service' — this developer just shut down a free-to-play game by releasing an offline version with no microtransactions for fans to keep playing
Developer Grasshopper Manufacture has released an offline, single-player version of its live service game Let it Die for $19.99, removing all microtransactions. This move allows players to continue enjoying the game after its servers shut down, a decision praised by fans as a positive example of how to handle the end of a live service title.
- Entities
- Platform: PlayStation 4
- Game: Anthem
- Topic: Microtransactions
- Game: Let It Die
- Game: Vampire: The Masquerade
- Platform: PC
- Topic: Roguelike
- Topic: Live Service Games
- Game: Hawked
- Company: Grasshopper Manufacture
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