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Quantic Dream shuts down Spellcasters Chronicles, offers refunds
Quantic Dream has announced the shutdown of its live service game, Spellcasters Chronicles, just three months after its release due to a lack of audience. Servers will remain active until June 19th, 2026, and the studio is offering refunds to players. This decision will not affect the development of Star Wars Eclipse.
Quantic Dream cancels first multiplayer title Spellcasters Chronicles
Quantic Dream is shutting down its first multiplayer title, Spellcasters Chronicles, on June 19, 2026, three months after its launch, due to insufficient player numbers for long-term sustainability. The developer will reassign staff to other projects, including Star Wars Eclipse, and all early access purchases are eligible for a full refund.
Quantic Dream lägger ner Spellcasters Chronicles efter bara tre månader
Quantic Dream has announced the shutdown of its multiplayer game Spellcasters Chronicles, which was released in early access in February. The studio cited a failure to reach a sufficient player base as the reason for discontinuation, with the game set to go offline on June 19. Employees from the affected team will be reassigned to other projects, and refunds will be available for players who spent money in the game. Development on Star Wars Eclipse continues.
Spellcasters Chronicles Took 8 Years to Make, Quantic Dream Could Layoff Up to 95 Employees – Rumor
Quantic Dream has reportedly cancelled its multiplayer title Spellcasters Chronicles, which took eight years to develop, and is rumored to be laying off up to 95 employees. A workers' union criticized the company's poor planning and management, citing overconfidence and a lack of consideration for potential failure. The union also called for the reassignment of the Spellcasters Chronicles team to Star Wars Eclipse and for management to resign.
Quantic Dream's multiplayer game Spellcasters Chronicles is being shut down and the studio reorganised, but Star Wars Eclipse is unaffected
Quantic Dream is shutting down its multiplayer game Spellcasters Chronicles, which launched in early access in February, due to low player numbers. The studio will undergo reorganization, but development on Star Wars Eclipse remains unaffected. Servers for Spellcasters Chronicles will close on June 19, 2026, with refunds available for early access purchases.
Star Wars Eclipse Development “Continues” As Studio Cancels MOBA Months After Launch
Quantic Dream is shutting down its live-service game Spellcasters Chronicles, which launched in February, due to market challenges. The studio confirmed that development on Star Wars Eclipse is unaffected and continues as planned. The company also mentioned an internal reorganization but did not specify if layoffs would occur.
Quantic Dream Shutting Down Title Spellcasters Chronicles
Quantic Dream is shutting down its live service MOBA, Spellcasters Chronicles, due to a lack of audience, with servers going offline on June 19th. The studio, acquired by NetEase in 2025, will refocus on other projects, including the narrative Star Wars game Star Wars Eclipse, though layoffs are anticipated. Players who made in-game purchases can request refunds.
We Have to Talk About Live Service, After Heavy Rain Dev's Online Gambit Is Scrapped
Quantic Dream has canceled its free-to-play competitive shooter Spellcasters Chronicles, citing a challenging market environment and low player numbers. The studio will undergo reorganisation, though development on Star Wars Eclipse is unaffected. The article discusses the difficulties in breaking into the crowded live service game market, contrasting it with the success of titles like Fortnite and Call of Duty.
Quantic Dream shutting down Spellcasters Chronicles this summer
Quantic Dream announced the discontinuation of development for their free-to-play game Spellcasters Chronicles, which will shut down on June 19, 2026. The studio cited the challenging market environment and insufficient audience for the decision, leading to an internal reorganization. Development on Star Wars Eclipse remains unaffected.
Detroit: Become Human Dev Quantic Dream Kills Live Service Game 3 Months After Early Access Launch, Insists Star Wars Eclipse ‘Continues as Planned’
Quantic Dream has canceled its live service game, Spellcasters Chronicles, only three months after its early access launch. Despite this cancellation, the studio confirmed that Star Wars Eclipse is still proceeding as planned.
Star Wars Eclipse Development "Continues" As Studio Cancels MOBA Months After Launch
Quantic Dream is shutting down its live-service game Spellcasters Chronicles on June 19, offering refunds to players. The studio confirmed that development on Star Wars Eclipse continues as planned, despite previous reports casting doubt on its status. The shutdown of Spellcasters Chronicles is attributed to a challenging market environment, and the company is undergoing an internal reorganization.
Star Wars Eclipse “Continues as Planned” As Studio Shutters Live Service Game and May Face Layoffs
Quantic Dream has discontinued its live service game Spellcasters Chronicles due to a lack of audience and is undergoing an internal reorganization, though the studio stated Star Wars Eclipse is unaffected and continues as planned. The developer acknowledged the difficult market environment and the need for a disciplined approach, while not commenting on potential layoffs due to legal processes in France.
Star Wars: Battlefront (2015) is the Top-Selling Star Wars Game in US History
Star Wars: Battlefront (2015) has been recognized as the best-selling Star Wars game in US history, according to Circana analyst Mat Piscatella. The franchise as a whole ranks seventh in overall earnings. The article also briefly mentions Star Wars: Galactic Racer and the enduring popularity of Star Wars: Battlefront II, while noting the continued lack of news on Star Wars: Eclipse.
Talking Point: Will These Upcoming Star Wars Games Make The Hyperspace Jump To Switch 2?
This article analyzes the likelihood of several upcoming Star Wars games releasing on the Nintendo Switch 2. While some titles like Star Wars Zero Company show promise, others like Star Wars: Eclipse and Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic face significant hurdles due to their demanding nature and development status. The piece also touches on the potential for ports of existing games like the Star Wars Jedi series.
Video games are the only reason to be excited for Star Wars in 2026
Video games are currently the most promising aspect of the Star Wars franchise, with upcoming titles like Star Wars: Galactic Racer and Star Wars Zero Company generating significant anticipation. This contrasts with a perceived decline in enthusiasm for new Star Wars films and television series, suggesting games may play a larger role in the franchise's future trajectory.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer Release Date Officially Revealed for October
Fuse Games and Secret Mode have officially revealed that Star Wars: Galactic Racer will launch on October 6th for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game is described as a high-stakes reinvention of racing set in the Star Wars galaxy, featuring a single-player story campaign and multiplayer modes.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer Release Date Accidentally Revealed on Steam, Out on October 6th
Star Wars: Galactic Racer's release date was accidentally revealed on Steam as October 6th, along with details for its Deluxe Edition. The publisher has since removed the information, but a reveal is anticipated around Summer Game Fest or Star Wars Day. The article also briefly mentions other Star Wars titles like Grand Theft Auto 6, Star Wars Jedi 3, and Star Wars Eclipse.
Game Studios Need to Stop Breaking Our Hearts With Early Announcements
This article discusses the industry practice of announcing games years before their release, leading to prolonged anticipation and eventual disappointment for players. Examples like the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake and Star Wars Eclipse are cited as frustrating instances of this trend. The author suggests studios should wait until games are closer to launch, ideally 12-18 months out, to make announcements, emphasizing the importance of rebuilding player trust through transparency and timely releases.
Announced, Delayed, Disappeared: The Games Still In Limbo
Numerous video games remain in limbo, with long development cycles and minimal updates causing concern among players. Titles like Beyond Good & Evil 2, The Wolf Among Us 2, and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake have faced significant delays and development challenges. While some studios offer reassurances, the prolonged uncertainty surrounding these projects leaves their eventual release in doubt.
Star Wars Eclipse Still Years Away as Quantic Dream Faces Major Delays
Star Wars Eclipse, developed by Quantic Dream, is reportedly still years away from release, with insiders suggesting a launch no earlier than 2028 or 2029. The game has faced significant development challenges since its 2021 announcement, including technical hurdles and the pressure of living up to the Star Wars legacy. This extended development cycle raises concerns about whether the game can maintain its hype and relevance by the time it is eventually released.
