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MMO Jukebox Song of the Week: ‘No Harm to You Here’ from Book of Travels
The article highlights 'No Harm to You Here,' a mellow track from the Book of Travels soundtrack, as the MMO Jukebox Song of the Week. As Book of Travels transitioned from an MMO to a single-player title, the studio released its entire soundtrack on YouTube, prompting this musical sendoff.
This week in PC games: survival horror in a waterlogged city, kaiju chaos in a destructible city, and old school GTA vibes in an isometric insurgency simulator
This week's PC game releases include survival horror titles like Feed it. and The Sinking City 2, a multiplayer shooter with kaiju battles called Beastlink, and an isometric insurgency simulator Brigador Killers. Other notable releases span genres from city builders and puzzle games to MMORPGs and visual novels.
Make My MMO: Stars Reach’s imminent early access, Book of Travels’ farewell
Stars Reach, an MMORPG developed by Raph Koster and Playable Worlds, is launching into early access soon, with Kickstarter backers able to collect their keys. Meanwhile, the tiny MMO Book of Travels has sunsetted its multiplayer version and is now available as a single-player game. The article also provides updates on various other crowdfunded MMO projects, highlighting both successes and failures in the genre.
‘This patch concludes the content we have for Book of Travels’: Might & Delight has sunsetted its tiny MMO
Swedish studio Might & Delight has announced the sunsetting of the online multiplayer component of their tiny MMO, Book of Travels. While servers are being turned off, the game will remain available in a single-player, offline mode for the community. The developers expressed regret that their full vision for the game was not realized but are thankful for the community's support and hope the offline version preserves the game's spirit.
PSA: Book of Travels is still sunsetting at the end of July, so go download your toons for offline play
The tiny MMO Book of Travels will shut down its servers on July 31st, but developer Might and Delight is transitioning the game to an offline, playable legacy version. Players are urged to download their characters before the server shutdown to retain them for local play. The studio apologized for not meeting initial Kickstarter promises for the MMO component but is working to preserve the game for its community.
Don Your Flower Crown - Twinkleby’s Midsummer Update Is here from June 1st to June 30th
Might & Delight has launched a limited-time Midsummer update for their decorating game Twinkleby, running from June 1st to June 30th. The update introduces a new Midsummer item set, a rare Neighbour named Benny, and a 40% sale on PC via Steam until June 11th. Players can collect seasonal decorations that will remain until next year's event.
MMO Week in Review: Gorgon’s drama, TurtleWoW’s demise, Ashes’ docs
This week in the MMORPG genre saw significant drama and updates across various titles. Ashes of Creation's former boss released legal documents, Project Gorgon faced community backlash over bans, and TurtleWoW announced its closure following a lawsuit. Additionally, Book of Travels is transitioning to a solo offline game, while new content and updates arrived for games like Guild Wars 2, Final Fantasy XIV, and Elder Scrolls Online.
Social RPG Book of Travels Goes Single-Player, Ends Active Development
Developer Might and Delight has announced that the social RPG Book of Travels is ending active development and transitioning to a single-player model. The game's servers will shut down on July 31st, and modding support will be added. Book of Travels is now available for $4.99 and will lose its Early Access label, with the developers citing unsustainable development challenges.
Tiny MMO Book of Travels is ending development after 5 troubled years
Developer Might and Delight is ending development on the MMO Book of Travels, with servers set to close on July 31. The game will transition to an offline, singleplayer experience with unlimited modding support and will be considered a full 1.0 release, dropping its price from $30 to $5.
Kickstarted tiny MMO Book of Travels will sunset in July, become a solo offline game, and welcome modding
Book of Travels, an MMORPG developed by Might and Delight, will cease its online operations on July 31st, 2026, transitioning into a solo, offline experience. The studio apologized for development challenges and lack of communication, citing unsustainable foundational issues. The game will be rebalanced for single-player, will be available for $4.99 on Steam, and will fully permit modding, with the studio actively supporting the modding community.
Book of Travels from Might and Delight goes offline in July but you'll still be able to play alone
Book of Travels will transition to an offline, single-player experience with its servers shutting down on July 31st, 2026. Developer Might and Delight will also enable modding and reduce the game's price to $4.99 USD. The studio apologized for a lack of communication and acknowledged they took on more than they could handle with the online aspects of the game.
Beautiful, flawed MMO Book of Travels is now a $5 singleplayer RPG, in a break from the industry trend of killing off struggling online games
Might & Delight is shutting down the servers for their MMO "Book of Travels" on July 31st, transitioning the game into a singleplayer RPG. The game will be rebalanced for solo play, receive official mod support, and its price has been reduced to $4.99. This move aims to sustain the project by moving away from the unsustainable MMO foundation.
Spring Awakening Arrives! Twinkleby’s Springtide Event Begins March 30th
Might & Delight announced that the limited-time Springtide event for their cozy decoration game Twinkleby will run from March 30th to April 30th, 2026. The event introduces new seasonal decorations, items, and a rare neighbor named Hazel. Additionally, Twinkleby is available at a 50% discount until April 6th as part of the House & Home Fest on Steam.