Dead game?

[losthexed]

Hello,

Does anyone know if the game is still being developed, added to or is it dead? It is fun, but really was hoping for more of the wishlist items to be added.

[Metro]

Eh... I really wouldn't call it dead. It's a relatively straightforward game developed by a single dude that is basically complete. That said, the dev hasn't posted anything on Twitter or the website for over a year.

A few Google searches seem to reveal that he and some other fellow past Blizzard/Flagship/Runic employees formed a studio last March called Moon Beast Productions to work on a new ARPG. However, I can't seem to find any current information. Only company presence is a Face Book page that doesn't seem like it's ever been edited past its initial launch.

[colinday]

That company is: https://moonbeast.com/

[Icedfate]

isn't this a free to play mobile game?
yeah. . .i just looked in the ipad app store. . .it's free to play with microtransactions.

[colinday]

The free to play version on mobile becomes "on par" in *every* with this desktop version if you buy the gem doubler, no other purchases change the game on mobile other than to buy more gems if you want to advance faster.

On this desktop version, there are no microtransactions. The desktop version has also continued to receive more updates than mobile.

This game is also available on Xbox, Playstation, and Switch

[Macdallan]

Originally posted by losthexed:

Hello,

Does anyone know if the game is still being developed, added to or is it dead? It is fun, but really was hoping for more of the wishlist items to be added.

When development on a single player offline game ends it isn't usually "dead." It's complete, finished, development is done or has stopped.

What's with everyone these days calling games dead when development is finished and the game is complete, or for online only games when the player counts are a bit low? Dead means you CANNOT play it, and that's all it means.