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The Pokémon-like online game Temtem has announced its final major updates, Patch 1.7 and Patch 1.8, as well as the removal of monetisation. Developer Crema revealed that microtransactions will be removed from Patch 1.7, and players will be able to select and complete any Tamer Pass from the past using Feathers in Patch 1.8. The game's servers will remain online, and the team expressed pride in the game's growth and content.
Crema announces that Temtem version 1.8 will be the last major update for the game, with future patches focusing on polishing, bug fixing, and balancing. The studio is also removing all microtransactions starting with version 1.7, with purchases now being made using Feathers instead of Novas. Crema is developing a new game called Temtem: Swarm but has no plans for a direct sequel to Temtem due to resource constraints and technical limitations.
Temtem developer Crema announced that no new content will be released for the game following the upcoming 1.7 update, and all microtransactions will be removed. The decision has sparked mixed reactions from players, with some expressing satisfaction at the removal of monetization and others voicing disappointment and insisting that work on Temtem continue. Crema cited technical debt and the lack of payoff in creating new content as reasons for ending new content development, and reaffirmed the release of the promised Arcade Bar with the 1.7 update.
Crema, the developer of TemTem, announced in an open letter to players that the game's final updates will include the removal of microtransactions with the upcoming 1.7 update in June 2024. The studio addressed player concerns, including the lack of new content and TemTem types, and explained their decision not to pursue DLC or an offline mode. Instead, they will focus on other projects such as TemTem: Swarm and Project: Downbelow. Update 1.8 will be the final feature-oriented patch, and previous Tamer Passes will be made available to reduce "fear of missing out."
Crema, the developer of the MMO game TemTem, has announced the removal of all premium microtransactions and a winding down of feature-filled patches, following a clash with players over the game's direction. The decision comes after a divide between player expectations for steady content and improvements versus Crema's focus on moving to other projects in the TemTem universe. The update 1.7 will remove microtransactions, while update 1.8 will be the last feature-filled patch of the usual size, signaling a shift in focus for the developer.