All articles tagged with #game support
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Kotaku
Amazon Game Studios announced that its popular MMORPG New World will stop receiving content updates after its latest season, with servers remaining open until 2026. The game, once a hit with over 900,000 players, has seen declining interest, and Amazon is shifting focus away from supporting it, signaling the end of its active development despite ongoing gameplay and server support.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Massively Overpowered
Amazon's New World will enter maintenance mode, with no new content updates planned after Season 10 and Nighthaven, but servers will remain operational through 2026, allowing players to continue their adventures in Aeternum. The game will still be available for purchase and download, with ongoing support to keep it running smoothly, though no further content development is expected.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Kotaku
Final Fantasy 14 is nearing the end of its support for PlayStation 4 due to hardware data limits and Sony's regulations, with the game having received multiple updates and expansions. Square Enix and Sony are working to extend support, but future updates may be limited, and the game might move to newer consoles with the release of the next expansion, possibly marking the end of its PS4 era.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by GameSpot
Cyberpunk 2077's upcoming 2.3 update has been delayed indefinitely as CD Projekt Red needs more time to ensure quality, with no new release date or details on content yet. The update was initially scheduled for June 26 and aims to be similar in scope to the substantial 2.2 update, which added new cars, Johnny Silverhand appearances, and other features. Despite the game's rocky launch in 2020, it has sold over 30 million copies, and the studio continues to support it alongside development of new projects like Cyberpunk 2 and The Witcher 4.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by WhatCulture.com
Mortal Kombat 1, released by NetherRealm, was short-lived with no future content updates due to poor online features and initial gameplay issues, leading to its decline and the studio shifting focus to a new Injustice project.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IGN
With the impending release of GTA 6, questions arise about the future of GTA Online and whether it will continue to receive support from Rockstar Games. While the current player base and content in GTA Online ensure its relevance, Rockstar's shift of resources from Red Dead Redemption 2's online component to GTA 6 raises concerns about the fate of GTA Online. The impact of GTA 6's release on GTA Online's player base and support remains uncertain, prompting speculation about the game's future in the years following GTA 6's launch.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Pure Xbox
Bethesda is preparing to support their upcoming game, Starfield, for at least five years, taking inspiration from the longevity of titles like Skyrim and Fallout. The team is considering official mod support to extend the game's lifespan, as mods have played a significant role in keeping Skyrim popular even after 12 years. Bethesda aims to embrace the evolving landscape of Starfield and make the most of it, both through official updates and engagement with the modding community.