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Last Flag dev Night Street Games is laying off staff
Night Street Games, the studio funded by members of Imagine Dragons, has laid off staff due to the multiplayer shooter Last Flag not achieving anticipated financial success. The studio is focusing on keeping the game alive for its community and is assisting affected developers in finding new employment. This follows a trend of recent layoffs in the gaming industry.
'We Don't Want to Kill Our Game' — Imagine Dragons Singer's Last Flag Is Ending Post-Launch Support Weeks After Launch
Night Street Games, a studio co-founded by Imagine Dragons singer Dan Reynolds, has announced the end of post-launch support for their game Last Flag. This decision comes less than a month after the game's release, with the studio shifting its focus elsewhere.
Last Flag, the debut game from the studio founded by Imagine Dragons' lead singer, becomes the latest multiplayer shooter struggling to find an audience
Last Flag, the debut multiplayer shooter from Night Street Games, founded by Imagine Dragons' lead singer Dan Reynolds, is struggling to attract players. Despite a reasonable price and no microtransactions, the game launched with fewer than 600 concurrent players on PC and has since dropped to under 400. Reviews frequently mention matches being populated by bots, indicating a difficulty in building a sustainable community.
LAST FLAG ab sofort für PC verfügbar
The 5v5 Capture the Flag shooter Last Flag, developed by Night Street Games and co-founded by Imagine Dragons' Mac and Dan Reynolds, is now available on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. The game is also slated for release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S later this summer. Last Flag features a 1970s-inspired aesthetic and offers a complete experience without microtransactions or season passes, with free content updates planned.
