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Let It Die Servers Shutting Down, Offline Version Planned

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The cult roguelite Let It Die will end its online service on August 31, 2026. An offline version will be available for purchase, removing live-service elements. This new edition aims to offer a more appealing experience for all players.

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Eurogamer

Cult favourite roguelite Let it Die going offline is a genuine bummer - but it might also be a rescue in disguise

The servers for the cult roguelite game Let it Die, developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and Supertrick Games and published by GungHo Online Entertainment, are shutting down after seven years. However, an offline version is planned, which aims to remove or make purchasable with in-game currency many of the game's previously criticized microtransactions, potentially making it a more appealing experience for new and returning players.

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PC Gamer

Let it Die is dying, but offering players a onetime purchase to keep it alive offline

Grasshopper Manufacture's free-to-play roguelike, Let It Die, will shut down its online servers on August 31, 2026. The developer is offering a one-time purchase option for an offline version of the game, which will remove live-service elements and replace them with offline equivalents. This offline version will be available on Steam for both new and existing players.

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PC GamesN

Raucous action game Let It Die is shutting down, but you can pay to keep playing offline

Grasshopper Manufacture announced that the online servers for the action game Let It Die will be shut down at the end of August. However, an offline edition of the game will be available for purchase, allowing players to continue playing without an internet connection.

Playstation Lifestyle

Hit PS4 Exclusive Action Game Shutting Down After 10 Years

The PlayStation 4 exclusive action game Let It Die, developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and published by GungHo Online Entertainment, will shut down its online servers on September 1, after nearly a decade of service. An offline version is planned, which will allow players to transfer their save data and enjoy the game without restrictions, though this version will require a purchase.

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