'That's how you actually end a live service' — this developer just shut down a free-to-play game by releasing an offline version with no microtransactions for fans to keep playing
- Free-to-play live service game Let it Die shut down earlier this week
- It's not the end, though, as players will still be able to play the game in a new offline state
- The new offline version costs just $19.99 / £16.99 / AU$28.50 and has all microtransactions removed
It feels like a live service game is shutting down every few weeks, and I'm no stranger to the crushing disappointment of learning that one of your favorite games is going offline.
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